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OPP-M Fiber Optic Pressure Sensor

For devices that require miniature sensors


About the OPP-M Fiber Optic Pressure Sensor

The OPP-M is a MEMS-based fiber optic pressure sensor and perfectly suited for industrial applications.

This sensor has a small outer diameter of 0.25mm allowing integration in monitoring devices which have a need for miniature sensors.

Encapsulation can be done on the sensor tip or throughout the whole optical cable. Different materials and sizes are customizable to suit specific OEM applications.

Combined with our WLPI signal conditioning, the OPP-M offers long term accuracy, repeatability, low drift and high fidelity pressure measurements under the presence of harsh EM, RF, MR and microwave fields.

Features OPP-M

  • Ultra miniature
  • High fidelity
  • Custom sensor packaging
  • EMI/RFI immunity
  • Low cost

Applications for OPP-M

  • Pressure monitoring in confined places
  • Pressure measurement under and MW/RF related practices

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Technical Specifications

Specification Value
Cable length 1.5 meters standard (Other lengths available)
Cable sheathing Customer specifications
Dimension 0.25mm O.D.
Em/rf/mr/mw susceptibility Complete immunity
Moisture drift (typical) <3mmHg/28 days
Operating humidity range 0-100%
Operating temperature 10°C to 50°C
Optical connector SC standard
Precision ±1mmHg
Pressure range –300mmHg to +350mmHg (relative to atmospheric pressure)
Proof pressure 4000mmHg
Resolution 0.2mmHg
Signal conditioner compatibility All WLPI signal conditioners
Thermal coefficient of zero (typical) 0.2mmHg per °C