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The smallest wireless differential pressure sensor AMS 4516
The new AMS 4516 series are 2,5×3,5×1,9 cm small wireless Bluetooth 4.2 differential pressure sensors with pressure ranges between ±500 Pa and ±100 kPa.
The batteryrun sensors are calibrated, linarized and compensated with accuracy from 0,7 %FS. Samplingrate for the sensor’s datacan be optimized via the App starting at 100 ms. Gateway and desktop and multi-sensor-network also available.
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.
IAQ participant with AMSYS
The IAQ-program at the University of Applied Sciences Kaiserslautern stands for Ingenieurwissenschaftliche Abschlussorientierte Qualifizierung, helping non-German engineers and academics to familiarize with German working philosophy in order to integrate the local labour market.
Since May 2020 PhD engineer Walid Sher Hussain, participant in the IAQ-program works with AMSYS in Mainz and speaks about his experience:
Pressure transmitter AMS 4710 – in a robust plastic housing for industrial and medical applications
In a IP67 plastic package these space-saving and versatile analog pressure transmitters of the AMS 4710 series perfectly fit for filter control applications. These ready-to-use sensors come with a voltage-based output signal of 0 V … 10 V.
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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