ME657 datasheet MONOLITHIC PIEZORESISTIVE CERAMIC PRESSURE SENSOR

PublishTime：2025-03-19

The Metallux ME657 monolithic pressure sensors utilize a ceramic cell and operate based on the piezoresistive principle. These sensors are thermally compensated with laser-adjustable PTC resistors and can have the offset adjusted according to customer specifications. The Wheatstone bridge is screen printed directly on one side of the ceramic diaphragm using Thick Film technology. The opposite side of the diaphragm can be exposed directly to the medium being measured. The Al2O3 ceramic material offers excellent chemical resistance, eliminating the need for additional protection. The sensors are designed with a reinforced outer area for mounting in plastic or metallic cases using O-rings. The ME657 sensors are designed to maintain reliability under temperature changes and pressure overloads. The ceramic material ensures high linearity across the entire measurement range and minimizes hysteresis effects. The main feature of the ME657 pressure sensor is its reduced diameter of 12.85 mm.

Brand of Product：	Metallux
Part#：	ME657 More Part#
Product Category：	Monolithic Piezoresistive Ceramic Pressure Sensor More
Application：	[ Pressure measurement in various industries and applications ] More
Data Type：	Datasheet More
Safety & Environment Standards：	More
Operating Temperature：	Please see the document for details
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Qualification Approval：	More
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Language：	English Chinese Chinese and English Japanese
Date of Creation：
Version Number：	Rev. C 2019
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Data Size：	274 KB

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