Pressure sensors play a crucial role in window cleaning machines by ensuring safety and efficiency. Their applications include monitoring absolute pressure, providing accurate digital data through I2C interfaces, and enhancing cleaning stability under varying atmospheric conditions. These sensors help prevent system failures, maintain consistent suction, and optimize cleaning performance.
The application of barometric pressure sensors in medical syringe infusion pumps is mainly responsible for monitoring pressure changes to ensure the safety and accuracy of the infusion process. Through real-time monitoring of line pressure, detection of clogging and bubbles, and control of infusion rate, barometric pressure sensors effectively enhance the safety and stability of infusion pumps. In this article, we will discuss the application scenarios, operating principles, selection points and design considerations of barometric pressure sensors to help medical device designers and maintenance personnel better understand how to integrate barometric pressure sensors into infusion pumps.
Differential pressure sensors are used in intravenous osmotic medical devices to accurately monitor pressure changes and ensure the safety and stability of the infusion process. This article discusses the selection, installation and adjustment methods of sensors and recommends the use of sensors in the range of 5 kPa to 10 kPa to meet medical needs.
Accurately measuring the pressure of gases flowing through pipes is a crucial task, both in industrial applications and in everyday life. The availability of high-precision, highly stable pressure sensors is the key to achieving this goal. In this article, we present a pressure sensor for gas flow measurement that supports a measuring range of 5BAR and has excellent performance characteristics.
Pressure sensors sense changes in external pressure through internal sensitive components, such as piezoresistive chips or capacitive structures, and convert them into linear voltage signals. The pressure of the liquid is linearly related to its depth, so the level of the liquid can be accurately reflected by detecting the pressure.
Compressed air valve analog output sensor is a pressure sensor designed to detect and transmit air pressure information. Its core function is to instantly reflect pressure changes in a system through an analog output signal, providing a reliable basis for subsequent control and optimization.
As a key component of the Negative Pressure Wound Therapeutic Instrument (NPWTI), the barometric pressure sensor achieves dynamic optimization of the wound healing process by accurately monitoring and regulating the negative pressure environment. Its core functions include precise pressure measurement, real-time feedback regulation, system leakage monitoring, and data recording and analysis, which significantly improves the stability of the device’s operation and the effectiveness of treatment.
Tension sensors sense linear tensile force through strain gauges, while torque sensors primarily sense torsional strain on a rotating shaft. The two sensing directions are different, one for linear force and the other for rotational force.
An analog pressure sensor is a sensor that measures physical pressure and outputs an analog signal (such as voltage or current). It is widely used in various industrial settings by converting pressure changes into proportional analog signals.
The proper functioning of ventilation systems is essential in construction, industrial production and in all kinds of machinery and equipment. Ventilation systems not only ensure air circulation, but also play an important role in controlling temperature, humidity and air quality. In order to ensure the high efficiency and stability of the ventilation system, accurate pressure monitoring is indispensable. High-precision pressure sensors play a vital role in this process, accurately detecting and controlling pressure changes in the ventilation system to ensure that the system operates at its optimal level.
