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Article | REF: R2045 V1

Usual pressures in fluids - Sensors and Transmitters (Part 2)

Author: Christian RIBREAU

Publication date: March 10, 2011

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1. Microsensors, microtechnologies

This category of sensors, where the focus is more on exploiting new production tools than new principles, closely combines the manufacturing processes of microelectronics with those of micromechanics. This development, underpinned by the need to produce small, reliable integrated sensors at low cost, began with the first integrated strain gage sensors (see [R 2 042v2] § 2.1.2.3) and the goal of mass-producing components combining electronic, mechanical and even optical functions (see

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