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Pressure Sensors or Transducers are designed to detect and respond to the presence or a change in the amount of force on the device. The pressure types are Absolute, Compound, Differential, Gauge, Sealed Gauge, Switch, Vacuum, and Vented Gauge with operating pressures from -100PSI (-689.48kPa) to 20000PSI (137895.15kPa).
| Select products | Mfr | Description | Package | Supplier Device Package | Mounting Type | Series | Operating Temperature |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
![]() FXPS7550A4ST1 $3.28 | NXP USA Inc. | SENSOR 79.77PSIA 4.6V 16HQFN | Tape & Reel (TR) | 16-HQFN (4x4) | Surface Mount, Wettable Flank | FXPS7550A4 | -40°C ~ 130°C |
![]() FXPS7550A4T1 $3.61 | NXP USA Inc. | PRESSURE SENSOR, 3.3V/5V, 20/550 | Bulk | 16-HQFN (4x4) | Surface Mount, Wettable Flank | FXPS7550A4 | -40°C ~ 130°C |
| NXP USA Inc. | SENSOR 79.77PSIA 32BIT 16HQFN | Tape & Reel (TR) | 16-HQFN (4x4) | Surface Mount, Wettable Flank | - | -40°C ~ 130°C | |
| NXP USA Inc. | SENSOR 79.77PSIA 32BIT 16HQFN | Tape & Reel (TR) | 16-HQFN (4x4) | Surface Mount, Wettable Flank | - | -40°C ~ 130°C | |
![]() FXPS7550DS4ST1 $2.40 | NXP USA Inc. | SENSOR 79.77PSIA 32BIT 16HQFN | Tape & Reel (TR) | 16-HQFN (4x4) | Surface Mount, Wettable Flank | - | -40°C ~ 130°C |
| NXP USA Inc. | SENSOR 79.77PSIA 32BIT 16HQFN | Tape & Reel (TR) | 16-HQFN (4x4) | Surface Mount, Wettable Flank | - | -40°C ~ 130°C | |
![]() GA100-001PD $35.86 | TE Connectivity Measurement Specialties | SENSOR 1PSID 0.13" 4.5V | - | - | Through Hole | Ares | -25°C ~ 80°C |
![]() GA100-005WD $35.86 | TE Connectivity Measurement Specialties | SENSOR 0.18PSID 0.13" 4.5V | - | - | Through Hole | Ares | -25°C ~ 80°C |
PT40-200psic-2-1-2-17-CCView Product
PT30-100psic-1-5-50-8-ST8View Product
PT40-4000psig-1-5-45-70-ST8-CCView Product
PT30-60psig-1-13-2-80View Product
PT40-15psig-2-1-2-36-ST8View Product
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PT20-15PSIV-1-1-2-7-ST8View Product
PT40-150psig-2-2-2-36-CCView Product
SSCDRRN100MDAA5View Product
PT30-100psic-1-2-2-34-CCView Product
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