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Sensirion Announces New Sensor Solution for Ventilators

Company said the sensor has been optimized for respiratory applications and is available in high volumes.

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By: Anthony Locicero

Copy editor, New York Post

Sensirion is now introducing the new flow sensor SFM3019 to the market. 
 
The sensor has been optimized for respiratory applications and is available in high volumes.
 
A team of developers worked to develop a new sensor for respiratory devices that allows easy integration into ventilators and very high scalability. 
 
The flow sensor SFM3019 is now for sale after its market introduction and will help respirator manufacturers to realize new devices and cover the high demand.
 
“Sensirion’s DNA is a mix of innovation and incredible team spirit. Especially in times like these, we can experience the pronounced solidarity throughout the company. Promoting health has always been a big driving force at Sensirion,” CEO Marc von Waldkirch said. “This is why we not only aim to maintain the production of existing sensors for respiratory devices under the observation of the highest safety and hygiene measures, but also to realize innovations at the same time so that we can provide even more sensor technology for life-saving respirators.” 
 
The flow sensor SFM3019 is available in a digital and an analog version. 
 
Like all Sensirion sensors used in medical technology, the SFM3019 is based on the established CMOSens Technology. 
 
The digital version can measure both oxygen and air and a mixture of both elements with the highest accuracy.

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