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Honeywell Zephyr Airflow Sensors Availabel from Mouser Electronics

Sensors designed to deliver accurate airflow readings.

By DE Editors  

July 9, 2010

By DE Editors

Honeywell Zephyr Airflow Sensors Availabel from Mouser Electronics

Mouser Electronics is stocking the Honeywell Zephyr Digital Airflow Sensors, HAF Series (High Accuracy) that provide accuracy within 2.5%.

The Honeywell Zephyr Digital Airflow sensors: HAF Series provide measurements of airflow (or absence of airflow) and other non-corrosive gases in medical and industrial applications. The sensors feature high stability to reduce errors due to thermal effects and null shift to provide accurate readings over time. The high stability often eliminates the need for system calibration after PCB mounting and periodically again over time. The sensors meet ISO 9001 standards.

“The fully calibrated and temperature compensated Zephyr HAF Series allows design engineers to remove additional components associated with signal conditioning, thereby reducing PBC size and the costs associated,” says Keith Privett, Mouser’s vice president of IEP and Test.

To learn more, visit Mouser Electronics.

Sources: Press materials received from the company and additionalinformation gleaned from the company's website.

 
 

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