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Re: pressure/NaCl sensors
1998-03-03
mjaffe
1998-03-03
George Q Jiang
1998-03-03
Nader Najafi
1998-03-03
Michael Young
Re: pressure/NaCl sensors
Nader Najafi
1998-03-03
Dear Bill,

ISSYS Inc. is specialized in high-peformance pressure sensors.
currently we are developing (and soon will manufacure) ruged,
ultra-senstive pressure sensors for semiconductor equipment industry.
Please check our web site, http://www.mems-issys.com/

We may be able to design and develop a custom sensor for yur application.
If you're interested, we can talk further.

thank you
Nader Najafi



>Hello,
>
>I am interested in finding out more about extremely small-scale pressure
>transducers.  I would like to use them to measure soil-pore-water pressures
>on the laboratory scale.  I'm not neccesarily interested in developing a new
>transducer (although it is not out of the question); I would just like to
>adapt an existing product for my application.  I thought that exploring
>medical-blood-pressure transducers would get me started in the right
>direction.  Any one have any leads on where I could get started looking?  I
>have looked into the Motorola line of pressure trandsducers but the
>packaging (plastic die) will probably be too large for what I would like to
>do.  Any thoughts would be appreciated.
>
>I would also like to find a chemical sensor (specifically, to measure NaCl
>concentrations).  Again, extremely small-scale and durability are critical
>issues.  It would be ideal to find an integrated sensor that is capable of
>measuring pressures and concentrations on the same chip.  Thanks in advance.
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