Board-Mount Pressure Sensors (Board-Level) - Overview
Board-mount pressure sensors are designed for assembly on PCBs. They are soldered on a PCB directly and thus integrated into an electronic assembly. In addition to board-mount pressure sensor the terms board-level sensor, board mountable sensor and PCB pressure sensor are often used.
PCB Pressure Sensors - OEM Series
Analog Microelectronics provides a comprehensive range of high quality board-level pressure sensors for pressure measurement with non-corrosive gases and fluids. We produce pressure sensor series with analog output, digital I2C output or switching output in different packages for precise measurement of differential pressure, absolute pressure, relative pressure or vacuum. The sensors are offered in pressure ranges from -1.25 ... 1.25 mbar up to 0 ... 16 bar. Custom specific pressure ranges and modifications are available on request.
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 | Series AMS 6916 - OEM Pressure Sensor with Analog Output
- Analog ratiometric voltage output (0.5 ... 4.5 V)
- Calibrated and temperature compensated (-25 ... 85 °C)
- Compact design, horizontal or vertical pressure connections
- Pressure ranges from 5 mbar ... 1 bar
- Supply Voltage 4.75 ... 5.25 V (typ. 5.0 V)
- Available for differential pressure, absolute pressure, relative pressure or vacuum
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 | Series AMS 6915 - OEM Pressure Sensor with I2C Output
- Digital I2C output
- Calibrated and temperature compensated (-25 ... 85 °C)
- Compact design, horizontal or vertical pressure connections
- Pressure ranges from 2.5 mbar ... 1 bar
- Supply Voltage: variants for 3.3 V or 5 V
- Available for differential pressure, absolute pressure, relative pressure or vacuum
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 | Series AMS 6832 - DIP-6 Pressure Sensor with Analog and I2C Output
- Analog voltage output (0.5 ... 4.5 V) and digital I2C output
- Calibrated and temperature compensated (-25 ... 85 °C)
- Very high accuray and ultra low total error band
- Pressure ranges from 1.25 mbar ... 10 mbar
- Supply Voltage: 4.75 ... 5.25 V (typ. 5 V)
- Available for differential pressure, relative pressure or vacuum
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 | Series AMS 5935 - OEM Pressure Sensor with Digital I2C / SPI Output
- Digital I2C / SPI output
- Calibrated and temperature compensated (-25 ... 85 °C)
- Very high accuray and ultra low total error band
- Pressure ranges from 1.25 mbar ... 2000 mbar
- Supply Voltage: 1.7 ... 3.6 V (typ. 3.3 V)
- Available for differential pressure, absolute pressure, relative pressure or vacuum
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| Series AMS 5915 - OEM Pressure Sensor with I2C Output
- Digital I2C output
- Calibrated and temperature compensated (-25 ... 85 °C)
- Excellent long term stability
- Pressure ranges from 2.5 mbar ... 16 bar
- Supply Voltage: variants for 3.3 V or 5 V
- Available for differential pressure, absolute pressure, relative pressure or vacuum
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| Series AMS 5812 - Pressure Sensor with Analog & I2C Output
- Analog voltage output (0.5 ... 4.5 V) and digital I2C output
- Calibrated and temperature compensated (-25 ... 85 °C)
- High precision (total error down to 0.5 %)
- Pressure ranges from 0.054 ... 100 psi / 5.17 mbar ... 6.895 bar
- Supply Voltage 4.75 ... 5.25 V (typ. 5 V)
- Available for differential pressure, absolute pressure, relative pressure or vacuum
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| Series AMS 5612 - Compensated OEM Pressure Sensor
- Differential voltage output (mV, unamplified)
- Calibrated and temperature compensated
- Completely analog, very fast response time
- Pressure ranges from 0.15 ... 15 psi / 20.68 mbar ... 1.034 bar
- Supply Voltage 0 ... 20 V (typ. 10 V)
- Available for differential pressure, absolute pressure oder relative pressure
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| Series AMS 5105 - Amplified OEM Pressure Sensor and Switch
- Analog voltage output (0.5 ... 4.5 V) and two switching outputs
- Individually programmable switching function
- Calibrated and temperature compensated (-25 ... 85 °C)
- Pressure ranges from 5 mbar ... 7 bar
- Supply Voltage 4.75 ... 5.25 V (typ. 5 V)
- Available for differential pressure, absolute pressure, relative pressure or vacuum
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Board-Mount Pressure Sensors