High-pressure sensors

Опубликовано: 18 Февраль 2026
на канале: KJT Sensor Factory
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High-pressure sensors are a type of sensor designed specifically for working under high-pressure environments. They are widely used in industries such as petroleum, chemical industry, and hydraulic systems that have strict requirements for pressure measurement. The following are the main features and working principles of high-pressure sensors:

Features:
High-pressure tolerance: The core components and packaging materials of the sensor are specially designed to work normally under extremely high pressures, and can generally withstand pressures of hundreds to thousands of bars.

High-precision measurement: High-pressure sensors have high accuracy and can accurately measure pressure changes under high-pressure environments, usually with an accuracy of 0.1%~0.5% FS (full scale).

High reliability: Its structure and materials can withstand mechanical stress and fatigue under high pressure, ensure long-term stable working performance, and have a long service life.

Good anti-interference ability: High-pressure sensors are designed with shielding and anti-interference technology, which can work stably in complex electromagnetic environments and reduce signal interference and noise.

Multiple output signal types: Support voltage output, current output (4-20mA), digital output, etc., which is convenient for connection with industrial control systems.

Wide temperature range: Usually able to work stably in high or extremely low temperature environments, suitable for various extreme working conditions.

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