Sensor Toolbox Pressure Sensor Development Board ARCHIVED
KITPXV5004DPEVB
Specifications
Technical and Functional Specifications
- Easily evaluate and demonstrate sensor functionality
- Unified architecture with the same GUI software
- Plug and play
- Flexible with a variety of boards that fit together
- Can quickly demonstrate all sensor types
Supported Devices
Documents and Software
Documents (12)
Software (1)
Documents
Data Sheet (1)
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MPxx5004, 0 to 3.92 kPa, Differential and Gauge, Integrated Pressure Sensor - Data sheet (REV 12.1 )
NXP’s MPxx5004 series piezoresistive transducer is a state-of-the-art monolithic silicon pressure sensor designed for a wide range of applications, but particularly those employing a microcontroller or microprocessor with A/D inputs. This sensor combines a highly sensitive implanted strain gauge with advanced micromachining techniques, thin-film metallization, and bipolar processing to provide an accurate, high level analog output signal that is propo
Application Note (8)
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AN3728, Media Compatibility for IPS PRT Pressure Sensors (REV 1 )
What is the term Media Compatibility, and how does it affect Pressure Sensors? Media is any chemical compound, in liquid, solid or gas which interacts with the sensor where the sensing of pressure is done either directly through this chemical, or by measuring the pressure of a gas containing a certain amount of this chemical. Media Compatibility is presented here as the various media that our sensor can sense pressure with, either directly or through an air column. While this document will lay groundwork fo
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AN1660, Compound Coefficient Pressure Sensor PSPICE Models (REV 2 )
Introduction PSPICE models for Uncompensated, MPX2000 series, and MPX5000 series pressure sensors are presented here. These models use compound coefficients to improve modeling of temperature dependent behavior. The discussion begins with an overview of how the models are structured, and is followed by an explanation of compound coefficients. The emphasis is on how to use these models to estimate sensor performance. They can be found electronically on a disk included in ASB200 Sensor Development Controller
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AN1984 Handling Freescale Pressure Sensors (REV 3 )
Smaller package outlines and higher board densities require the need for automated placement of components. These components are supplied in embossed carrier tape on plastic reels to meet the increased demand and facilitate ease of handling. This application note is intended to provide general information and understanding for handling Motorola's surface mount pressure sensors.
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AN1318 Interfacing Semiconductor Pressure Sensors to Microcomputers (REV 2 )
The most popular silicon pressure sensors are piezoresistive bridges that produce a differential output voltage in response o pressure applied to a thin silicon diaphragm. Output voltage for these sensors is generally 25 to 50 mV full scale.
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AN1586, Designing a Homemade Digital Output for Analog Voltage Output Sensors (REV 2 )
A digital output is more desirable than an analog output in noisy environments (e.g., automotive, washing machines, etc.) and remote sensing applications (building controls, industrial applications, etc.) because a digital signal inherently has better noise immunity compared to analog signals. Additional applications requiring a sensor with a digital output include microcontroller-based systems that have no A/D in the system or that have no A/D channels available for the sensing function. For these applica
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AN3150, Soldering Recommendations for Pressure Sensor Devices - Application Notes (REV 1.0 )
AN3150: Pressure sensor devices require the internal cavity containing the silicon transducer to be exposed to ambient in order for the device to function. Exposed cavity packages require special considerations during board assembly to prevent damage to the device during soldering and subsequent cleaning operations.
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AN1322 Applying Semiconductor Sensors to Bar Graph Pressure Gauges (REV 2 )
Bar Graph displays are noted for their ability to very quickly convey a relative sense of how much of something is present.They are particularly useful in process monitoring applications where quick communication of a relative value is more important than providing specific data.
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AN1646, Noise Considerations for Integrated Pressure Sensors (REV 2 )
The Integrated Pressure Sensors (IPS) have trimmed outputs, built-in temperature compensation and an amplified single-ended output which make them compatible with Analog to Digital converters (A/Ds) on low cost micro-controllers. Although 8-bit A/Ds are most common, higher resolution A/Ds are becoming increasingly available. With these higher resolution A/Ds, the noise that is inherent to piezo-resistive bridges becomes a design consideration.
Brochure (1)
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BRSENSORS, Xtrinsic Sensing Solutions Intelligent contextual sensing - Brochure (REV 11 )
BRSENSORS: Xtrinsic sensors go far beyond a sensor translating a signal it’s enabling greater levels of sensing context and intelligence. By increasing levels of modular integration with multiple sensor inputs, logic and other building blocks, NXP brings greater value and decision making to the overall sensing solution. We’ve put our expertise at your fingertips so it is easy to tailor our sensing capabilities for your needs.
BRSENSORS：Xtrinsic传感技术实现智能情景传感 - 手册 (REV 10 )
Fact Sheet (1)
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Sensor Toolbox - Fact Sheet (REV 9 )
NXP’s Sensor Toolbox offers a customizable selection of sensor development tools, accessories and software from NXP®.s portfolio of acceleration, magnetic, pressure and touch sensors. Sensors enrich designs with a broad range of capabilities in detecting real-world conditions. Target Applications: Altimeters, Barometry, Blood pressure monitors.
传感器工具箱 - 简介 (pdf) (REV 5 )
Users Guide (1)
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Sensor Toolbox KITMPXV5004DPQSG Pressure Development Board Quick Start Guide (REV 0 )
Sensor Toolbox KITMPXV5004DPQSG Pressure Development Board Quick Start Guide
Software
Embedded Software ( 1 )
BSP, Drivers and Middleware ( 1 )
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Sensor Toolbox Installer (REV 4.2.1.20 )