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MPX5010DP Differential Pressure Sensor, 0-10 kPa, Analog Output

MPX5010DP Differential Pressure Sensor, 0-10 kPa, Analog Output

Part number: MPX5010DPBrand: NXPPressure, Force & Weight Sensors

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About this product

A differential pressure sensor with a built-in amplifier that outputs a voltage proportional to the pressure difference between its two ports, up to 10 kPa. Its 0.2 to 4.7 V analog output connects directly to a microcontroller ADC without extra signal conditioning. It is used in respiratory devices, hospital beds, pump and motor controllers and robotics.

Specifications

Pressure range
0 to 10 kPa (0 to 1.45 psi) / من 0 إلى 10 كيلوباسكال
Supply voltage
5 V / 5 فولت
Analog output
0.2 to 4.7 V / من 0.2 إلى 4.7 فولت
Temperature compensation
-40 °C to +125 °C / من -40 إلى +125 درجة مئوية
Type
Differential pressure with built-in amplifier / ضغط تفاضلي بمضخم مدمج

Frequently asked questions

What is the price of MPX5010DP Differential Pressure Sensor, 0-10 kPa, Analog Output in Egypt?

MPX5010DP Differential Pressure Sensor, 0-10 kPa, Analog Output currently costs 1,250 EGP in Egypt.

Where can I buy MPX5010DP Differential Pressure Sensor, 0-10 kPa, Analog Output in Egypt?

MPX5010DP Differential Pressure Sensor, 0-10 kPa, Analog Output is available from Future Electronics. Compare the offers above to find the best price.

How do I wire the MPX5010DP to a microcontroller?

Connect the supply pin to 5 V, GND to ground and the output pin to an ADC input. Apply the higher pressure to one port and the reference pressure to the other, since the output reflects the difference between them.

Can I use it with a 3.3 V board such as ESP32?

The output can reach 4.7 V, which is above the ADC input limit of a 3.3 V board. Use a voltage divider with two resistors to scale the output to 3.3 V or less before connecting it to the ADC pin.