ZPXKLGx Series



The ZPXKLGx series pressure sensor is a micro-differential pressure chip module based on ceramic substrate. It adopts the MEMS gauge pressure chip patented by the independent property rights of the core, and is equipped with a special signal conditioning chip for linear calibration and temperature compensation. It has the advantages of high reliability, high precision and high integration. The required pressure range and voltage output curve can be customized according to customer needs. The ZPXKLGx series pressure sensor adopts LGA package form, conforms to ROHS standard, and is suitable for soldering on printed circuit board. It is mainly used to measure engine intake manifold pressure, and can also be used in other automotive applications and industrial and consumer applications.

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The ZPXKLGx series pressure sensor is a micro-differential pressure chip module based on ceramic substrate. It adopts the MEMS gauge pressure chip patented by the independent property rights of the core, and is equipped with a special signal conditioning chip for linear calibration and temperature compensation. It has the advantages of high reliability, high precision and high integration. The required pressure range and voltage output curve can be customized according to customer needs. The ZPXKLGx series pressure sensor adopts LGA package form, conforms to ROHS standard, and is suitable for soldering on printed circuit board. It is mainly used to measure engine intake manifold pressure, and can also be used in other automotive applications and industrial and consumer applications.

 

Product features:

MEMSSensor independent property rights

Wide operating temperature range-40 ℃ ~ 125 ℃

Accuracy in full temperature domain is better2%FS

Output curve can be customized

Pressure range±10kPa,±100kPaCustomizable

ceramic materialLGAPackaged Differential Pressure Module

 

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Application Scenarios:

Fuel vapor pressure

particle trapDPF

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