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Millivolt Low Voltage Pressure Sensors from All Sensors

April 6, 2010 By sensortipsadmin

Morgan Hill, CA – All Sensors Corporation has announced a new line of Millivolt Low Voltage Pressure Sensors. The new Millivolt Low Voltage Pressure Sensors (MLV Series) are based upon All Sensors’ CoBeam2™ Technology. CoBeam2™ Technology helps reduce package stress as well as greatly improves position sensitivity when compared with competitive sensors. The MLV Series device has a temperature compensated output signal and is calibrated for zero and span. By offering a compensated and calibrate output signal, many errors associated with pressure measurement are corrected, offering an accurate and stable signal. The MLV Series device provides a high output signal at a low operating voltage. This is the result of an extremely sensitive sensing element capable of operating at low supply voltages. Lower operating voltages result in improved errors due to warm-up shift. The MLV Series afford design engineers a new compensated millivolt pressure sensor capable of low pressure measurement with improved energy efficiency. The Millivolt Low Voltage (MLV) Series is available in 1, 5, 10, 20, and 30 inH2O pressure ranges.

The MLV Series is offered in a pc board mountable package. Several packages and port configurations are available including gage and differential devices. The MLV Series employs All Sensors’ CoBeam2 TM Technology. The device provides a compensated and calibrated mV output signal. The MLV Series device is specified at 5 volt excitation with just over 2mW power consumption.

Ideal applications for this device are; portable devices, battery operated devices, medical breathing, medical devices associated with low pressure, remote sensing, HVAC, and industrial controls.

All Sensors Corporation
www.allsensors.com

Filed Under: Pressure Tagged With: all sensors, Millivolt, mlv series, pressure sensors

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