NTP005C01CB01

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NTP005C01CB01 is a kind of reliable industrial pressure sensor with various types of applications and working principles.

It is a kind of piezoresistive pressure sensor that was developed jointly by Nanotechnology Industry and Technology Promotion Co. Ltd. and National Instruments. This device can be used for a wide variety of applications such as automotive, aerospace, medical, agricultural, and industrial.

NTP005C01CB01 is an industrial pressure sensor that has a range of -100 kPa (1 mbar) to +650 kPa (65 bar). It is also capable of sensing absolute, relative, and gauge pressure accurately. The sensor has an excellent performance and repeatability that make it suitable for extremely tough industrial applications.

The working principle of the NTP005C01CB01 pressure sensor is based on a piezoresistive effect. The sensor has a diaphragm which is made of stainless steel or ceramics. The diaphragm extends and contracts when the pressure is applied or released, causing a change in resistance. This change in resistance results in a voltage output which can be directly read by an instrument.

NTP005C01CB01 has several applications in industrial sectors including automotive, aerospace, medical, agricultural and industrial. It is widely used for pressure measurement in engine oil systems, systems for testing vehicle fuel economy, valves, tanks, pipes in power plants, and many more. Its reliable performance makes it suitable for industrial use, especially in harsh environment.

NTP005C01CB01 is a reliable industrial pressure sensor that has a wide range of applications and working principles. With its excellent performance and repeatability, the device is ideal for industrial applications, especially in harsh environment. It is used in automotive, aerospace, medical, agricultural and industrial sectors for pressure measurement, testing, and control.

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