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Bidirectional low pressure sensor 125 Pascal in SOIC-housing - SM9333
AMSYS presents a small pressure/temperature sensor with impressive performance characteristics in the low-pressure range of 125 Pa. Outstanding about this sensor is the very small pressure range and the excellent accuracy.AMSYS (http://www.amsys-sensor.com) introduces the pressure sensor SM9333 - a bidirectional differen-tial version with ± 125 Pa pressure range. The peculiarity of differential sensors is the fact that they can measure both negative as well as positive pressure. Due to the symmetrical properties of the silicon measuring cell, this bidirectional version enables both the measurement of the applied negative pressure and that of the corresponding positive pressure.
Two output signals in I2C format are available, both are proportional to the differential pressure and temperature change. To control the function of the sensor, these SOIC sensors are equipped with a status of diagnostics and an error message. During production, the low-pressure sensors are individually linearized, calibrated and temperature compensated. Thus, no additional circuit such as a compensation network, is required.
The housing of this low-pressure sensors is based on the standard SOIC16(w) housing (300 mil), in which the evaluation IC and the silicon measuring cell are installed. As OEM pressure sensors, the SM9333 are in-tended for installation on a printed circuit board. They fit for automatic SMD assembly (JEDEC J-STD.-020D.1). They can be placed in the PCB design like an IC and can be reflowed onto standard PCBs.
With an ADC resolution of 16 bits and an accuracy* of typ. ±0,5 %FS, this sensor is particularly suitable for industrial applications, but can also be used in medical devices and HVAC products. Further to the SM9333 series, a bidirectional differential sensor for a larger pressure range of ± 250 Pa is also available with the SM9336.
* At AMSYS, accuracy means the total error, which includes the calibration errors, the temperature errors and all stochastic errors (hysteresis, non-linearity and reproducibility).
Useful links
homepage AMSYS GmbH & Co. KG: https://www.amsys-sensor.com
product page low pressure sensor SM9333: https://www.amsys-sensor.com/products/pressure-sensor/sm9333-sm9336-bidirectional-low-pressure-sensor-in-soic/
Contact
AMSYS GmbH & Co. KG
Nadine Rauch
An der Fahrt 4
55124 Mainz
Tel: +49 (0) 6131- 469 875-0
info@amsys-sensor.com
www.amsys-sensor.com
The Company
AMSYS GmbH & Co. KG (www.amsys.de), based in Mainz (Germany) and offers a comprehensive range of innovative humidity, temperature, inclination and pressure sensors. In the field of pressure sensors, this includes analog and/or digital sensors for all pressure types (absolute, relative and differential pressure) from 1 mbar up to of 800 bar.
The portfolio of products offered by AMSYS extends from wafer-level silicon cells through simple SMD-mountable sensors to ready-to-use pressure transmitters with analog output (voltage and current) and digital interfaces, pressure switches and now also wireless multi-sensors for direct use. The company specializes in low-pressure sensors and their miniaturization. Sensors from AMSYS can be counted among the top high-tech products.
Due to the technical competence of the employees, AMSYS also offers customized modifications of the standard products, whereby individual solutions are possible. Further information on https://www.amsys-sensor.com
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