NPI Series Pressure Sensors (MEMS)

Type 95 NTC thermistors are interchangeable thermistors protected with an epoxy resin coating and are available with a choice of three wire types, bare tinned copper, bare tinned alloy, or PTFE insulated wire. They are suitable for temperature measurement, control, and compensation in the -112 °F to 302 °F (-80 °C ~ 150 °C) range…

Transmission Fluid Temperature Sensors are used in automotive applications to monitor the temperature of the transmission fluid and provide feedback to prevent the transmission from overheating, which would otherwise cause performance and reliability issues. Characteristic： Working pressure range:0 Bar～20 Bar R@100℃:183Ω±2% Sealing specification: Leakage rate is <0.5% when exposed to 20Bar oil pressure for 1…

The Telaire Carbon Dioxide (Co2) Sensor for Vehicles is a Non-Dispersive Infrared (NDIR) carbon dioxide sensor that implements a single-channel diffuse sampling methodology for automotive HVAC applications, including automatic fresh air controls and safety detection alarms for carbon dioxide refrigerants. Together with the patented ABC LogicTM lifetime calibration guarantee, its low power consumption, compact design…

Type B and BR glass bead and GC chip series NTC thermistors are precision solid-state temperature sensors hermetically sealed in glass, offering greater stability than epoxy-coated chip thermistors. Characteristic： Product Prefixes: b10, br11, br14, br16, br23, br32, br42, br55 gc11, gc14, gc16 Maximum outside diameter range: 0.012“ to 0.060” (0.3 mm to 1.52 mm) Maximum…

Piher Sensing Systems’ HCSP1BS series of open loop current sensors produce a ratiometric analog output voltage signal proportional to the current flowing through the conductor. Based on Hall effect technology, the sensors are designed for accurate measurement of AC and DC currents in automotive battery management and motor control applications. Characteristic： Hall effect based open…

Thermometrics Outside Air Temperature (OAT) sensors measure the temperature outside the passenger compartment and are usually mounted in or near the front bumper or in the side mirrors. The sensor transmits the outside air temperature to the controller of the automatic HVAC system. The controller uses this temperature to help control the vehicle’s interior temperature….