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HTD series – digital differential pressure sensors

First Sensor presents its new HTD pressure sensors with measuring ranges from 1 mbar to 7 bar.

The very small and flat sensors are ideal for space-saving manifold assemblies. Typical applications of the HTD sensors can be found in medical devices (ventilators, anesthesia machines, CPAP, spirometers, oxygen concentrators), HVAC (volumetric flow controllers, filter monitoring, burner control), instrumentation as well as industrial and pneumatic controls.

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