Druck pressure sensors are essential in oceanography, providing accurate and reliable measurements crucial for understanding and monitoring the world’s oceans. These sensors are designed to withstand the harsh marine environment, making them ideal for various oceanographic applications, such as depth measurement, climate change reseatch, marine instrumentation and underwater vehicles navigation data through pressure measurement.
RPS/DPS 8000 was the first pressure transducer to incorporate the TERPS technology. TERPS is a resonant silicon pressure sensor technology platform that provides greater accuracy and stability than current pressure measurement technologies, offering a un…
RPS/DPS 8100 incorporates the ground-breaking TERPS technology. TERPS is a resonant silicon pressure sensor technology platform that provides an order of magnitude greater accuracy and stability than current standard pressure measurement technologies. It…
The RPS/DPS 8200/8300 moves the Druck proprietary TERPS technology into harsh media environments: by packaging TERPS technology in Hastelloy C276, the pressure transducer can be used in harsh corrosive media such as sea water, or sour gas.
The PDCR1800 transducer (mV output) and the PTX1800 transmitter (4 to 20 mA output) are fully submersible titanium high performance sensors for measurement of hydrostatic liquid levels.
