Compact and precise miniature pressure sensors

Miniature pressure Sensors are expertly engineered to provide precise pressure measurements in applications where space is at a premium. These compact sensors, also known as mini pressure transducers, miniature pressure transmitters or small pressure transducers, deliver accurate and reliable performance without sacrificing quality, making them ideal for use in all sorts of applications where size constraints are critical. Despite their small form factor, our miniature pressure sensors are designed to handle demanding environments, offering a range of measurement capabilities to suit various industrial and commercial needs.

Versatile solutions for space-constrained applications

Our Miniature pressure sensors are built to meet the unique challenges of space-constrained applications while maintaining high standards of accuracy and durability. These sensors are available in various configurations, including piezoelectric, capacitive, and resistive technologies, to ensure compatibility with different pressure measurement requirements. Whether you need sensors for low-pressure monitoring in delicate systems or robust solutions for high-pressure environments, Althen’s miniature pressure sensors provide a reliable and efficient option, ensuring seamless integration into your designs.

Some things to consider when selecting a miniature pressure sensor

• Determine the pressure range: Select a sensor that can accurately measure the pressure range relevant to your application. Ensure it can handle both the minimum and maximum pressures expected in your system.
• Assess accuracy requirements: Consider the required level of accuracy, especially in critical applications like medical devices or aerospace. Ensure this sensor meets your precision needs.
• Evaluate space constraints: Ensure the miniature pressure sensor's dimensions and shape fit within the available space in your application. Miniature sensors are designed for tight spaces, so consider the installation environment carefully.
• Connector and mounting options: Check the sensor's or transducer's connection type and mounting options to ensure they align with your design needs.
• Temperature range: Ensure the transducer can operate effectively within the temperature range of your application, especially in environments with extreme temperatures.
• Material compatibility: Choose a pressure sensor made from materials that are compatible with the fluids or gases it will be measuring, especially if they are corrosive or reactive.
• Analog vs. digital output: Determine whether you need an analog or digital output signal based on your system's requirements. Analog signals might be easier to process in some systems, while digital signals offer more noise resistance and easier integration with modern control systems.
• Signal conditioning: Consider whether additional signal conditioning is required, such as amplification or filtering, and whether the sensor provides this functionality.
• Assess power needs: In battery-powered or portable applications, consider the sensor's power consumption. Low-power sensors are crucial for ensuring long battery life.

Naturally, you can always contact our team of technical experts, who always want to help you find the right miniature pressure sensor solution for your project or application.