Meet AMSYS at the medica/compamed show in Duessseldorf
Come to meet AMSYS at the medica/compamed show in November 2022 in Duesseldorf. We will present the newest pressure sensors for medical applications at booth M04 in hall 8a.
Meet AMSYS at the electronica show in Munich in November 2022
After 2 years of pandemic, electronica the world’s leading trade fair for electronics is back. Come to meet AMSYS in November 15-18, 2022 in Munich, Germany. We will show you the newest pressure, humidity and temperature sensors at booth 440 in hall B3. As an expert for pressure sensors from TE Connectivity, Analog Microelectronics, [...]
PTouch – Pressure Switch with Touchscreen and IO-link
These pressure switches control fluids and gases under pressures up to 600 bar. Easily operated via touchscreen, they offer two independently adjustable electrical switching outputs up to 200 mA and an IO-Link interface. P.Touch pressure switches work like relative pressure sensors and are available for pressure ranges from 0 to 10, 16, 25, 40, [...]
AMS 6916 – small sized analog pressure sensor
Here it comes: after the digital AMS 6915 comes the new pressure sensor AMS 6916 with analog output for all pressure types and different pressure ranges from 0 ... 5 mbar to 0 ... 1.2 bar. Industrial applications e.g. Filter control or level measurement, as well as respiratory control or gas flow measurements in [...]
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 [...]
Merry Christmas
AMSYS wishes you a joyful holiday season and a happy new year. We'll be back for you on January, 3rd 2022. Stay healthy!
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. differential pressure sensor ME800 [...]
The smallest wireless differential pressure sensor AMS 4516
The new AMS 4516 series are 2,5x3,5x1,9 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 [...]
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: [...]
Panasonic DPH-100 – external pressure sensor for hard-to-access areas
When measuring pressure, it’s not only important to have the right pressure sensor to hand; sometimes there are also difficult problems to be overcome. One example is where the controller cannot be directly installed at the point of measurement. Here, a combination of DPC-100 (controller) and an external pressure sensor in the DPH-100 series provides [...]
Barometric pressure sensor altimeter
Air pressure decreases from point zero (= sea level, at 1013 mbar) with increasing altitude. Atmospheric pressure changes, at constant temperature, with approximately 1 mbar / 8 m. But it's trickier than that. You can find more on this topic in our description "Precise altitude measurement with a pressure sensor module". For a quick result, [...]
Pressure sensors in medicine for respiratory support
Sleep apnea is a common disease that affects many people around the world. The remedy is a device known as CPAP (Continuous Positive Airway Pressure). These include sensors that guarantee controlled breathing support with defined airflow, air temperature and humidity. This article explains how the pressure sensors work.