General-purpose pressure transducers for process lines, hydraulics and machinery, in a range of pressure spans, output types and process connections. The standard starting point when nothing about the application is unusual.
Pressure sensors that solder directly to the board, giving a compact measurement point inside the instrument itself. Common in medical devices, portable instrumentation and small industrial assemblies.
Pressure sensors that hold their calibration at elevated temperature, for downhole, subsea and industrial use. The rating applies to the sensing element and the seal together, which is what usually sets the limit.
Pressure transducers and transmitters qualified for space and satellite applications. Ranges, outputs and qualification level vary by series, so the programme’s screening requirement is the place to start.
Sensors measuring the difference between two pressures, which is how filter loading, flow across an orifice and room pressurisation are monitored. For HVAC, process and industrial systems.
Pressure sensors that output a digital reading, with the conditioning and compensation done inside the sensor. The host reads pressure over a bus rather than converting an analogue signal.
Sealed pressure sensors intended to sit in the liquid they measure, for level and pressure in water, wastewater and industrial fluids.
Working alongside your design team from the earliest stage, we help you select the right part for the application and, where a standard part will not do, develop customised components with our manufacturing partners such as lead length, termination and package size.
Pressure is measured in absolute, gauge and differential forms across seven sub-categories: PCB-mountable, industrial, submersible, high-temperature, space-approved, digital output and differential. Range, output type, media compatibility and process connection are the four things to settle first.
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