Hi Tom!

Thanks for your advice !  :-)
I was thinking in the Motorola one also!
Cheers!

73 de Sena, CT2GPW


>    Antonio, for barometric (and altitude) sensors, you typically use a
> 0 - 15psi absolute pressure sensor. Sensym, Motorola, and Lucas/NovaSensor
> have low cost sensors. I've used Sensym and Lucas but the Motorola MPX4115A
> is the way to go now days. It's relatively cheap, calibrated, compensated,
> and has built-in signal conditioning with ~0 - 5V output.
>
>       Motorola: http://mot-sps.com/products/sensors/
>       Sensym  : http://www.sensym.com
>       Lucas   : http://www.novasensor.com/
>
>    - Tom
>
> At 12:53 AM 5/14/01 +0100, Antonio Sergio Sena wrote:
> >Hi all again,
> >
> >Someone here in the list told me about the MPX5xxx pressure sensor series.
> I dont remember
> >who, 'cause i had wee bit problem wiht my email ....
> >
> >So i ask here again, which sensor is this, please !! weather station use.
> >
> >Thanks all !
> >
> >
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> >
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asena@bigfoot.com
+ 44.785.5917270
+ 44.131.4664365

BEng Electrical & Electronic Engineering
Heriot-Watt University - Edinburgh

Homepage: www.qsl.net/ct2gpw
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