1630-T Measurement Specialties, 1630-T Datasheet
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1630-T
Manufacturer Part Number
1630-T
Description
Pressure Sensor
Manufacturer
Measurement Specialties
Datasheet
1.1630-T.pdf
(5 pages)
1630
DESCRIPTION
sensor is designed to be used with automated assembly equipment and can be dropped directly into a
customer's disposable intrauterine housing. The sensor is designed to meet the requirements as described in
the Association for the Advancement of Medical Instrumentation (AAMI) specification for Blood Pressure
Transducers.
resistors on the ceramic substrate are laser trimmed for compensation and calibration. A plastic cap is attached
to the ceramic substrate to provide an easy method of attachment to the customer’s assembly and protection for
the sensing element. A dielectric gel is placed over the sensor to provide electrical and fluid isolation.
units per substrate). The products are shipped in anti-static shipping containers. They can also be shipped on a
tape and reel. Performance characteristics and packaging can be easily tailored on a special order basis to
meet the requirements of specific customers.
FEATURES
1630
STANDARD RANGES
Low Cost, Medical Applications
Small Size and Reliable Performance
Gel Isolation for Liquids
Operates from 5°C to 45°C
Compatible for Automated Assembly
1% Accuracy for Replacements
5.0 uV/V/mmHg Sensitivity
Customization for OEM Applications
The 1630 is a fully piezoresistive silicon pressure sensor for use in intrauterine pressure monitoring. The
The pressure sensor consists of a pressure sensing element mounted on a ceramic substrate. Thick film
The 1630 pressure sensors are batch manufactured in a 3x8 element array on a ceramic substrate (24
-50 to 300
Range
mmHg
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APPLICATIONS
Intrauterine Monitoring
Intensive Care Units
Infusion Pumps
Kidney Dialysis Machines
Vacuum Assisted Birth
Surgical Procedures
Disposable Intra Uterine Pressure
Sensor
Disposable Blood Pressure Sensor
AAMI Specifications
Low Cost Disposable
Dielectric Gel Barrier
Fully Tested & Calibrated
September 2010