AMS 6915-1000-A-H-3

Pressure Sensors Transducers Overview

The AMS 6915-1000-A-H-3 is a board-mount pressure sensor manufactured by Analog Microelectronics. It features an absolute pressure type with an operating pressure of 14.5 PSI (100 kPa). The device utilizes an I2C output interface and provides 14-bit resolution. It operates on a 3.3V supply voltage and maintains an accuracy of ±1%. The package is an 8-DIP (0.524 inch, 13.30 mm) with a side port.

Pressure Sensors Transducers Feature Summary

• I2C digital output interface for direct microcontroller integration
• Absolute pressure measurement capability
• High accuracy performance within specified operating range

Pressure Sensors Transducers Applications

• Board mount pressure sensing systems
• Industrial process control monitoring
• HVAC system pressure detection

Pressure Sensors Transducers Procurement Notes

Verify the specific suffix configuration against official Analog Microelectronics documentation to ensure compatibility with required interface protocols and mechanical mounting constraints. Confirm that the 8-DIP package dimensions align with the target PCB footprint and that the I2C address settings meet system design requirements before procurement.

Pressure Sensors Transducers Selection Notes

Select this component when an absolute pressure sensor with I2C communication is required for board-level integration. Ensure the 100 kPa operating range matches the application's maximum pressure limits. Verify that the 3.3V supply voltage is compatible with the host system's power rails and logic levels.

Pressure Sensors Transducers Part Context

This part belongs to the AMS 6915 series of analog microelectronics pressure sensors. The series offers various pressure ranges and interface options. This specific model is designed for applications requiring precise absolute pressure measurement with digital output capabilities in a standard DIP package format.

Pressure Sensors Transducers Replacement Considerations

Consult official manufacturer substitution lists for verified equivalents. Generic cross-references may not match the specific I2C protocol or accuracy specifications.