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MS5547 – Small relative pressure sensor with gel protection

The MS5547 relative pressure sensor is a digital OEM sensor with 24-bit resolution for precise pressure measurements. Reflowable and gel-protected, it covers the range from -200 to 2,000 mbar at temperatures from -40 to +85 °C. Compact design 4x4mm, with SPI or I²C interface.

More informationen about MS5547

AST2000/AST4000 – Hydrogen pressure transducers

The AST2000 and AST4000 hydrogen pressure transducers are EC79 certified for safe use in fuel cells, storage systems and refueling stations. This makes them ideal for fuel cells, hydrogen storage and refueling stations.

Manufactured from a single piece of stainless steel without oil filling and weld seams, they offer reliable protection against inclusions and leaks.

Product page of AST2000/AST4000

Medica/Compamed 2024 – Be part of it!

Medical technology places the highest demands on precision, reliability, and miniaturization. At COMPAMED 2026, AMSYS will present suitable sensor solutions for modern medical applications in Düsseldorf from November 16 to 19.

Visit us in Hall 8B / Booth N15 and discover selected products and technologies from our sensor portfolio.

Our team looks forward to discussing new projects, technical challenges, and individual solutions with you.

Innovative sensor technology

AMSYS GmbH & Co. KG is a medium-sized company based in Germany and has been focusing on sensor technology since its founding.

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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We are a member of the AMA – Association for Sensor Technology

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