Pressure sensor isolated within housing having integral diaphrag

Measuring and testing – Fluid pressure gauge – Mounting and connection

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73702, 73706, 73716, 73715, 73723, 128675, G01L 900

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054619220

ABSTRACT:
A pressure transducer is provided for measuring pressure within a measurand environment, the transducer comprising a header which includes a substantially nondeformable molded housing formed from a first thermoplastic material defining a cavity and first and second openings into the cavity and a resilient diaphragm formed from the first thermoplastic material molded to the housing and spanning the first opening; a pressure sensing device disposed within the housing; and a pressure transfer medium disposed within the cavity so as to couple the diaphragm to the pressure sensing device.

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