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ME790 made from ceramics – media resistant pressure sensor for in-dustry & building technology

04-29-2021 02:24 PM CET | Industry, Real Estate & Construction

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Media resistant ceramic pressure sensor ME790 for relative pressures

Media resistant ceramic pressure sensor ME790 for relative pressures

AMSYS GmbH & Co. KG, Mainz, April 2021 – Ceramic pressure sensors are used in conjunction with liquid or aggressive media respectively high pressures. AMSYS (www.amsys-sensor.com) offers the ratiometric ME790 with a calibrated, temperature compensated output signal of 0.5 - 4.5 V for pressures from 3 to 400 bar (optionally 600 bar).

Its monolithic design makes the ME790 particularly robust on the one hand, while on the other hand it allows cost-effective large-scale production not only for pharmaceutical and medical technology, but also in the industrial sector and building technology. Filter monitoring and control of the water supply in private households and in large-scale plants is just one application in which this sensor can demon-strate its advantages in terms of hygiene. The ME780 with flush ceramic diaphragm is even easier to clean and less sensitive to deposits.

These sensors with the electronics mounted directly on the ceramic’s backside are also used in phar-maceutical chemistry. They are more robust and avoid interfering noise due to short signal paths. Compared to the older models of the ME750 series, the ME790 is characterized by a lower height due to the obsolete circuit board.

Thanks to its high resistance against most aggressive chemicals, the ME790 is used in medical tech-nology as well as in the chemical and gas/oil industries. It is also suitable for hydraulics, compressor control or level measurement due to its accuracy and wide temperature range.

AMSYS GmbH & Co. KG offers this versatile relative pressure sensor in the common 18 mm diame-ter design with an accuracy of up to 1 %FS and good overpressure characteristics. Corresponding housings with threaded connections are available for rapid prototyping. The electrical connection of the ME790 is made either via solder pads, cables, plugs or spring contacts, with which the sensors are easily interchangeable.

AMSYS GmbH & Co. KG
Mr. Valentino Fruci
An der Fahrt 4
55124 Mainz
Germany
Tel: +49 (0) 6131 / 469 8750
EMail: v.fruci@amsys.de
www.amsys-sensor.com

AMSYS GmbH & Co. KG is a medium-sized company based in Germany and has focused on the field of sensor technology since its foundation. As a distributor for sensors, AMSYS is one of the spe-cialists in pressure measurement technology on the German-speaking market.

AMSYS' product range extends from piezoresistive pressure sensing elements, simple SMD mounta-ble transducers, amplified/unamplified and matched OEM sensors, PCB modules, to ready-to-use pressure transmitters.

AMSYS offers sensors and pressure cells in the pressure range from 1.25 mbar up to 800 bar. In addi-tion to a wide variety of pressure sensor types, AMSYS also offers OEM humidity sensors, tempera-ture and inclination sensors, and wireless Bluetooth solutions.

Due to the technical competence of the employees and the good contact to the suppliers, customer-specific modifications of the standard products can also be offered, which allows individual problem solutions. Further information can be found at http://www.amsys-sensor.com.

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