Superior Sensor Technology Expands CP Series with AdvancedDual Pressure Sensors Featuring Integrated Snore Detection
New CP203 and CP303 Enhance Sleep Apnea Therapy with Built-In…
When to Use a Differential & Gauge Dual Sensor Solution?
Discover when to use a differential and gauge dual sensor solution for precise pressure measurements, particularly in medical devices and industrial applications.
Farnell empowers engineers with Superior Sensor Technology’s cutting-edge pressure sensors
Farnell has announced a distribution agreement with Superior Sensor Technology, a pioneer in application-specific pressure sensors for the medical, industrial, and HVAC markets.
Superior Sensor Technology Expands CPAP Pressure Sensor Family to Drive Better Patient Synchrony
The CP202 and CP302 closed loop control functionality and overpressure indicator enable manufacturers to easily upgrade their PAP devices to offer a better patient experience.
Can’t Take the Pressure? Integrate a Pressure Switch
Superior’s new integrated pressure switch capability provides more design flexibility and faster switching performance versus external switches.
Superior Sensor Technology First to Offer Integrated Pressure Switch Feature for Pressure Sensors
Superior’s new integrated pressure switch capability provides more design flexibility and faster switching performance versus external switches.
Superior Sensor Technology’s Customers Improve Flexibility and Cost Performance of HVAC, Medical and Industrial Products
Adoption of Advanced Multi-Range Technology Helps Customers Expand Product Reach, Reduce Design Complexity and Improve Overall Performance
Superior Sensor Technology’s New 4-Port, Dual Pressure Sensor for PAP Devices Reduces Design Complexity
CP301 provides integrated dual sensor solution for PAP devices with a dedicated 4-port solution combining two pressures sensors (gage and differential).
The Importance of Pressure Sensors in Treating Sleep Apnea
Potentially life threatening, sleep apnea is a serious disorder that affects hundreds of millions of people. PAP therapy is the most common and recommended treatment for sleep apnea, and PAP machines rely on pressure sensors to monitor both the airflow of the system and the patient’s breathing.
Superior Sensor Technology Announces First Dual, Multi-Range Pressure Sensor for Sleep Apnea Devices
New dual pressure sensor for CPAP / BiPAP / APAP offers better performance & cost advantages combining differential + gage sensors in 1 device.