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Sensirion Releases EK-P3 Sensor Evaluation Kit

Enables testing digital differential pressure sensors of the SDP600 series.

By DE Editors  

May 2, 2011

By DE Editors

SensirionEK-P3, the new evaluation kit from Sensirion, provides a straightforward option for testing the digital differential pressure sensors of the SDP600 series. The set consists of a USB stick that is connected to the SDP610 sensor by an adapter cable.

With the help of the software, which is available online for download, the differential pressure sensor can be tested under realistic conditions by following five installation steps. Consequently, there is no need to program a microprocessor as the evaluation kit may be connected directly to a PC. The included software allows displaying measured values on the screen and additionally provides the option of exporting the data to an Excel spreadsheet. This enables the data to be saved and processed.

For more information, visit Sensirion.

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

 

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