YJJ XGZP6899D MEMS Silicon Strain Gauge Pressure Sensor Is Used In Medical Equipment And Applications

Product Description:

YJJ XGZP6899D MEMS Silicon Strain Gauge Pressure Sensor Is Used in Medical Equipment and Applications

Features:

Product features

· measuring range -100kPa... 0 ~ 1 kpa... 200kPa

· Differential pressure and gauge pressure type

· Power supply voltage: 2.5V ~ 5.5V

· Current consumption: 5uA(one measurement)

· Dormant state current: < 100 na (25 ° C)

· Operating temperature range: -30℃ ~ 85℃

· Temperature accuracy: ±0.5℃@25℃

· Suitable for non-corrosive gases

·I2C signal output, wide temperature compensation

Application field

· Ventilator, spirometer, negative pressure wound treatment, blood pressure monitoring, sleep apnea treatment and other medical fields

· Air flow detection, heating, ventilation and air conditioning, pneumatic equipment, pressure switches and other industrial fields

· Bioscience, small appliances, consumer electronics, sports and fitness equipment, fire fighting equipment, Internet of Things and other fields

· Gas flow meter, gas emission, vAV regulation and other fields

An overview of the

XGZP6899D pressure module adopts SOP8 package form, the design of barb tube can ensure the tightness of installation. Enclosed pressure transmission

Sensor and signal conditioning chip, the sensor offset, sensitivity, temperature drift and nonlinear digital compensation. A 24-bit ADC was used and conditioned

Chip built-in temperature sensor, can output high precision pressure value and temperature value. At the same time provides IIC communication protocol interface, strong anti-interference ability. all

All measurements are fully calibrated and temperature compensated.

XGZP6899D pressure module has fast response, high precision, good linearity and long-term stability.

XGZP6899D pressure module high integration, good reliability, easy to install, easy to SMT, widely used in medical electronics, automotive electronics, sports

Fitness equipment and other areas.

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