Harsh media automotive absolute pressure sensor IC (analog output)
MLX90817 Melexis
The MLX90817 is the ideal solution when high robustness to harsh environments and high accuracies on media pressure are needed in applications requiring extended mission profiles.
Top features
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Best accuracy for factory calibrated pressure information
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Ratiometric analog output
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Large automotive temperature range (-40 °C to 150 °C)
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Automotive qualified and automotive diagnostic features (clamping levels, broken track diagnostics, multiple internal fault diagnostics)
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Factory calibrated or fully programmable or reconfigurable through the connector for customized calibration curves
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Assembled in a rugged easy to use 4x5 mm DFN package
- Excellent harsh media compliance
Product description
The MLX90817 is a packaged and factory calibrated automotive absolute pressure sensor IC with an analog output that can be used in harsh media applications, like fresh air mixed with high concentrations of corrosive gases such as engine exhaust gas or halogens.
The highly integrated sensor is housed in a tiny 4x5 mm DFN package.
Features and benefits
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Best accuracy for factory calibrated pressure information
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Ratiometric analog output
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Large automotive temperature range (-40 °C to 150 °C)
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Automotive qualified and automotive diagnostic features (clamping levels, broken track diagnostics, multiple internal fault diagnostics)
-
Factory calibrated or fully programmable or reconfigurable through the connector for customized calibration curves
-
Assembled in a rugged easy to use 4x5 mm DFN package
- Excellent harsh media compliance
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Pressure Sensors Calibration And Reconfiguration
In this video Tom Nulens, Applications Engineer for Pressure Sensors at Melexis, showcases how to change the pressure transfer curve of a pressure sensor with the PTC-04 Melexis programmer and the 90330 software.
Pressure Sensors Configuration Guide
In this video Tom Nulens, Applications Engineer for Pressure Sensors at Melexis, explains how to configure a Melexis pressure sensor.
