Pressure Sensors, Transducers

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20 INCH-D1-P4V-MINI

20 INCH-D1-P4V-MINI

Amphenol

SENSOR PRESS DIFF 20" H2O 4SIP

7

5 PSI-D-4V-MIL

5 PSI-D-4V-MIL

Amphenol

SENSOR 5PSID 4V DUAL

5

1 INCH-G-BASIC

1 INCH-G-BASIC

Amphenol

SENSOR PRESS GAUGE 1" H2O 4SIP

0

MLV-015D-E1BS-N

MLV-015D-E1BS-N

Amphenol

SENSOR 15PSID

2

ELVH-L02D-HRRD-I-NAA4

ELVH-L02D-HRRD-I-NAA4

Amphenol

ELVH 2 INH2O DIFF RR LID DIP IND

0

ELVH-L05D-HRRJ-C-N2A4

ELVH-L05D-HRRJ-C-N2A4

Amphenol

ELVH 5 INH2O DIFF RR LID SMT COM

0

ELVH-015G-HAND-I-NAA5

ELVH-015G-HAND-I-NAA5

Amphenol

ELVH 15 PSI GAGE AN LID DIP INDU

0

1 PSI-D-4V-MIL

1 PSI-D-4V-MIL

Amphenol

SENSOR 1PSID 4V DUAL

0

15 PSI-G-HGRADE-MINI

15 PSI-G-HGRADE-MINI

Amphenol

SENSOR 15PSIG MV

0

0.3 PSI-D-HGRADE-MV

0.3 PSI-D-HGRADE-MV

Amphenol

SENSOR 0.3PSID MV DUAL

0

ELVH-L05D-HRRJ-C-N7A4

ELVH-L05D-HRRJ-C-N7A4

Amphenol

ELVH 5 INH2O DIFF RR LID SMT COM

0

1 MBAR-D-4V

1 MBAR-D-4V

Amphenol

SENSOR 1MBAR D 4V DUAL

22

10 INCH-GF-CGRADE-MINI

10 INCH-GF-CGRADE-MINI

Amphenol

SENSOR PRESS GAUGE 10" H2O 4SIP

150

ELVH-L10D-HRRD-I-NAA4

ELVH-L10D-HRRD-I-NAA4

Amphenol

ELVH 10 INH2O DIFF RR LID DIP IN

0

ELVH-015G-HAND-I-N2A4

ELVH-015G-HAND-I-N2A4

Amphenol

ELVH 15 PSI GAGE AN LID DIP INDU

0

5 INCH-D1-BASIC

5 INCH-D1-BASIC

Amphenol

SENSOR PRESSURE DIFF 5" H2O 4SIP

0

DLLR-L10D-E1BD-C-NAV6

DLLR-L10D-E1BD-C-NAV6

Amphenol

SENSOR PRESSURE 10" H2O

35

ELVH-001D-HRRD-I-NAA5

ELVH-001D-HRRD-I-NAA5

Amphenol

ELVH 1 PSI DIFF RR LID DIP INDUS

0

CSM-001G-LP

CSM-001G-LP

Amphenol

PRESSURE SENSOR 1PSIG SM

0

ELVH-100G-HRRD-C-NAA5

ELVH-100G-HRRD-C-NAA5

Amphenol

ELVH 100 PSI GAGE RR LID DIP COM

0

Pressure Sensors, Transducers

1. Overview

Pressure sensors and transducers are devices that convert mechanical pressure signals into electrical outputs. They serve as critical components in monitoring and controlling pressure in various systems. Modern industrial automation, medical diagnostics, and automotive safety systems rely on their precise measurements to ensure operational efficiency and safety.

2. Main Types and Functional Classification

TypeFunctional CharacteristicsApplication Examples
Strain GaugeHigh accuracy, stable output, requires bridge circuitIndustrial machinery, load cells
PiezoresistiveMiniaturized design, high sensitivity, temperature-dependentMedical blood pressure monitors
CapacitiveLow power consumption, corrosion-resistant, nonlinear outputAerospace altitude sensors
PiezoelectricSelf-generating, dynamic pressure measurementEngine combustion analysis
Optical FiberImmune to EMI, suitable for harsh environmentsOil well downhole monitoring

3. Structure and Components

Typical components include:

  • Pressure port (stainless steel/ceramic diaphragm)
  • Sensing element (MEMS silicon chip, strain gauge)
  • Signal conditioning circuit (amplifier, ADC)
  • Output interface (4-20mA, I2C, CANbus)
  • Environmental sealing (IP67 rating standard)

4. Key Technical Specifications

ParameterImportance
Measurement Range (0-10kPa to 0-100MPa)Determines operational limits
Accuracy ( 0.1% FS to 2% FS)Impacts system reliability
Output Signal (Analog/digital)Affects compatibility with control systems
Temperature Range (-40 C to +150 C)Defines environmental adaptability
Response Time (1ms to 100ms)Critical for dynamic pressure monitoring

5. Application Fields

Major industries:

  • Industrial Automation (hydraulic system monitoring)
  • Automotive (engine MAP sensors, TPMS)
  • Medical (ventilator pressure control)
  • Aerospace (flight control surface pressure)
  • Consumer Electronics (smartwatches for altitude tracking)

6. Leading Manufacturers and Products

ManufacturerRepresentative Product
HoneywellPPT0010 (0-10psi MEMS sensor)
Bosch SensortecBMP580 (barometric pressure sensor)
TE ConnectivityPPT0001NN1A3 (high-temperature sensor)
WIKAA-1100.75 (industrial process sensor)
OmronD6F-PH (low-pressure airflow sensor)

7. Selection Guidelines

Key considerations:

  • Pressure range with 20% safety margin
  • Environmental factors (temperature, vibration)
  • Signal compatibility (analog/digital requirements)
  • Material selection for corrosive environments
  • Cost vs. long-term stability trade-offs

8. Industry Trends

Emerging developments:

  • MEMS integration for miniaturization
  • Wireless pressure sensing nodes
  • AI-enabled predictive maintenance systems
  • New materials like graphene for ultra-sensitive detection
  • Energy-harvesting self-powered sensors

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