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Pressure Transducer promotes system design flexibility.
November 10, 2004 - Low-profile transducer utilizes proprietary ceramic sensing element and provides customizable port and electrical connections. Device facilitates integration of pressure sensing into unique and complex designs instead of having to design around stock components. Unit is suited for process control and building automation industries.
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Release date: November 2, 2004
Texas Instruments Sensors and Controls Launches New Low-Cost, Low Profile Pressure Transducer
Enables Specialized Electrical Connections and Mountings
ATTLEBORO, MA November 2, 2004-- Texas Instruments Sensors and Controls (TI S&C) group today announced a new low-cost, customizable transducer ideally suited for industrial applications requiring special port and electrical configurations. This transducer features TI S&C's accurate and reliable ceramic sensing element, as well as customizable port and electrical connections. TI's new product provides a flexible, high performance pressure sensing solution for specialized applications.
"The new low profile device allows pressure sensing to be easily integrated into unique and complex designs, rather than designed around stock components," said John Pechonis, industrial sensor marketing manager for TI's Sensors & Controls group. "The process control and building automation industries for example, often require flush mounting or special electric connections and our new offering may help provide greater freedom of system design to our customers."
TI S&C, which produces more than 100 million pressure devices each year, is basing the new transducer on their core ceramic capacitive pressure sensing technology and manufacturing expertise. Further information about TI S&C and their full line of products can be found by visiting www.tisensors.com or by calling 1-888-438-2214
About Texas Instruments and Sensors & Controls
Texas Instruments Incorporated is the world leader in digital signal processing and analog technologies, the semiconductor engines of the Internet age. The company's businesses also include sensors and controls, and educational and productivity solutions. TI is headquartered in Dallas, Texas and has manufacturing or sales operations in more than 25 countries. Texas Instruments is traded on the New York Stock Exchange under the symbol (NYSE: TXN). More information is located on the World Wide Web at www.ti.com.
TI Sensors & Controls is a market leader in sensor, control, protection, and radio frequency devices for the worldwide HVAC, transportation, automotive, aerospace, electronics, and industrial markets. Through the research, design, and manufacture of custom-engineered devices, Sensors & Controls products control or protect advanced systems, motors, and electronic products by sensing temperature current or pressure. Headquartered in Attleboro, Mass., Sensors & Controls employs more than 6,000 people in ten countries. For more information, please contact TI S&C at 1-888-438-2214, or visit http://www.ti.com/snc.Company Information: Name: Texas Instruments, Inc., Sensors & Controls Address: 34 Forest St. City: Attleboro State: MA ZIP: 02703 0964 Country: USA Phone: 888-438-2214 FAX: 508-236-2349 http://www.tisensors.com
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