The sensor range is organized into three architectures: non-amplified analog output, amplified analog output and digital output. Each architecture can support P or P+T configurations, with pressure ranges from 250 mBar to 1000 Bar and operating temperatures from -40 to +150 °C.
Choose this architecture when your application requires a ceramic pressure or pressure + temperature sensing element with differential analog signal output, and signal conditioning is managed by the customer electronics or by the final system.
Choose this architecture when your application requires an integrated and conditioned analog signal, supported by programmable on-board electronics. This can eliminate external signal conditioning effort and simplify integration into OEM systems.
Choose this architecture when your application requires pressure or pressure + temperature measurement with digital output, programmable on-board electronics and easier integration into OEM electronic systems.
Three architectures, one reliability standard.
If you are not sure which sensor architecture fits your application, send the available application data.
The engineering team can support the evaluation of the most suitable output architecture, configuration and customization path.
| Application | Technical problem | Solution to link |
|---|---|---|
| Automotive | OEM integration, robustness, customized outputs, thermal functions and quality requirements. | LPQ |
| HVAC | Reliable pressure measurement and thermal control in air, refrigerant and control systems. | MS18 OCS18 MSQ LPQ |
| Industrial systems | Pressure control and heating functions in machines, plants and electronic assemblies. | MS18 OCS18 MSQ LPQ |
| Pumps / Pneumatic / Hydraulic | Measurement in systems with fluid, vibration and repeated duty cycles. | MS18OCS18MSQLPQ |
| Domestic appliances | Compact and robust sensing or heating solutions for high-volume equipment. | MS18 OCS18 MSQ LPQ |
| Medical instrumentation | Stable and reliable measurement or controlled thermal functions in technical and laboratory instruments. | MS18 OCS18 MSQ LPQ |
| Aggressive media | Compatibility with oils, refrigerants, solvents and demanding fluids. | MS18 OCS18 MSQ LPQ |
Kolektor Microtel ceramic pressure sensors can support HVAC applications requiring reliable pressure measurement, compact integration, stable performance and, where applicable, controlled heating functions across operating conditions.
For automotive applications, Kolektor Microtel can support OEM pressure sensor platforms requiring compact integration, robustness, customized output, validation and manufacturing quality.
Kolektor Microtel pressure sensing elements can be used in industrial systems where pressure measurement, reliability and integration inside mechanical or electronic assemblies are required.
Pressure sensors for pumps, pneumatic and hydraulic systems must support reliable measurement under variable pressure, demanding media and mechanical integration constraints. Ceramic sensing technology can support robust operation in these environments.
For domestic appliances, Kolektor Microtel can support compact and robust ceramic pressure sensing solutions for high-volume applications requiring stable performance and possible customization.
Kolektor Microtel ceramic pressure sensing elements can support medical and laboratory instrumentation where stable measurement, compact design, controlled thermal functions and material compatibility are important.
Ceramic pressure sensing technology is suitable for applications involving aggressive media such as oils, refrigerants, solvents and demanding fluids.
Flush membrane solutions can be considered when media compatibility and a clean interface with the fluid are important.
If you are not sure which product or service fits your application, send us your application requirements, pressure and temperature range, media compatibility, mechanical constraints, output needs, heating requirements where applicable, expected volumes and validation requirements. Our engineering team will help identify the most suitable solution.
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