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Media resistant differential pressure sensor ME800
This corrosion-resistant pressure sensors can measure the differential pressure of two aggressive media in both directions for under and overpressure. The ceramic differential pressure sensor ME800 is a very robust differential OEM sensor for wet-wet applications for pressures between 2 and 16 bar with various electrical outputs.
Pico – vacuum switch with IO-link
AMSYS announces a new collaboration with MP-Sensor introducing this pressure switch covering different pressure ranges from -1 to 12 bar and can be easily connected via the G1/8″ external thread (optionally NPT 1/8″).
The PICO has a rotable display and can be programmed with two separate outputs via buttons or remotely via IO-Link. Measuring relative pressure it can also be used as a manometer.
Pressure transmitter AMS 4710 – in a robust plastic housing for filter control and medical applications
In a IP67 plastic package the space-saving and versatile analog pressure transmitters of the AMS 4710 series perfectly fit for industrial, medical and filter control applications. These ready-to-use sensors measure differential pressure starting from 0-500 Pa, are one side mediaresistant and come with a voltage-based output signal of 0 V … 10 V.
Bidirectional SOIC-differential pressure sensor SM9333
Here comes the tiny SM9333, a digital (I²C) pressure and temperature sensor with impressive performance features in the lowest pressure range of ± 125 Pa.
All pressure sensors are individually linearized, calibrated and temperature compensated. These sensors can be used in various medical devices and also fit for HVAC applications.
Innovative sensor technology
The range of AMSYS pressure sensors extends from wafer level silicon sensors to simple SMD-mountable sensors and compensated dual-in-line sensors to packaged, ready-to-use pressure transmitters.
In addition to pressure sensors and inclinometers, AMSYS offers miniaturized OEM sensors for humidity and temperature measurement.
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