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The NPC-410 series of solid state pressure sensors are designed to provide a cost effective solution for applications that require long-term stability and high volume. Packaged in a dual-in-line configuration, the NPC-410 series is intended for printed circuit board mounting.
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The NPP Series features silicon pressure sensors in surface mount packages. An ultra-small Silicon Fusion Bonded (SFB), ultra-high stability SenStable® piezoresistive chip from GE NovaSensor® is placed in a plastic package that exploits high volume, leadframe package technology to bring forth a low-cost sensor alternative to the OEM user.
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The NPC-1210 series is based on NovaSensor®´s advanced SenStable® piezoresistive sensing technology. Silicon micromachining techniques are used to ion implant piezoresistive strain gages into a Wheatstone bridge configuration.
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Digitally compensated
pressure sensor that does not require and additional
firmware or software development tools. These
sensors are available in 450, 700 and 1400 kPaA
pressure ranges and provides a 8-bit output that is
scaled to the input pressure.
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The NPC-1220 series of solid state pressure sensors are designed to provide a cost effective solution for applications that require calibrated performance over a wide temperature range. Packaged in a dual-in-line configuration, the NPC- 1220 series is intended for printed circuit board mounting.
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NovaSensor´s NPC-100 pressure sensor is specifically designed for use in disposable medical applications. The device is compensated and calibrated per the Association for the Advancement of Medical Instrumentation (AAMI) guidelines for industry acceptability.
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Solid State, High Reliability
Standard TO-8 Package Suitable for PC Board Mount
Low Cost, Small Size
Available in Gage, Absolute, and Differential Pressure Versions.
Media Compatible with Noncorrosive Gases and Dry air
Output Signal of 100mV @ 1.5mA
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NPI media isolated sensors are designed to operate in hostile environments and yet give the outstanding sensitivity, linearity, and hysteresis of a silicon sensor. The piezoresistive sensor chip is housed in a fluid-filled cylindrical cavity and isolated from measured media by a stainless steel diaphragm and body.
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