LDE - digital analog sensor with amplified output The digital/analog LDE differential low pressure sensors are based on thermal flow measurement of gas through a micro-flow channel integrated within the sensor chip. The innovative LME technology features superior sensitivity especially for ultra low pressures. The extremely low gas flow through the sensor [...]
AD-101 – Ultrasonic bubble detector for fluid control The compact AD-101 Air Bubble Detector (ABD) is used for non-invasive continuous monitoring of fluid for air bubble detection. Detecting a break in the flow of liquids is critical in applications such as infusion pumps, hemodialysis and blood flow monitoring. Using ultrasonic technology, the [...]
LME - digital analog sensor with amplified output The LME differential low pressure sensors are based on thermal flow measurement of gas through a micro-flow channel integrated within the sensor chip. The innovative LME technology features superior sensitivity especially for ultra low pressures. The extremely low gas flow through the sensor ensures high [...]
LMI - digital low pressure sensor with amplified output The digital LMI differential pressure sensors with I²C bus and 3 V supply are based on thermal micro-flow measurement within the silicon sensor chip and offer measuring ranges from 25 Pa (0.1 inH2O) Full Scale. Due to their excellent sensitivity, accuracy, offset long [...]
1620 - Inexpensive blood pressure sensor for single use The 1620 is a calibrated relative pressure sensor for the clinically relevant pressure range of -50 to 300 mmHg. A biocompatible gel protects the pressure cell from the medium to be measured. For hygienic reasons, the sensor is designed as an easily replaceable disposable [...]
SM565X differential pressure sensor Block diagram SM565X The SM565X Series of OEM pressure transducers are a traditional fully calibrated, temperature compensated pressure devices in Dual-In-Line packages for printed circuit board mounting. These transducers offer improved performance as well as the option for either constant current or constant voltage excitation. The sensors are not [...]