The monitoring of blood pressure in clinical work is one of the four vital signs. It is not only a basic haemodynamic monitoring project, but also a key vital sign for critically ill patients. Accurately reading blood pressure monitoring indicators is crucial to clinical treatment and nursing. With its outstanding characteristics such as timeliness and accuracy, invasive blood pressure sensors have been widely used in clinical practice.

    The GZP197 invasive blood pressure sensor of Sencoch is a piezostatic silicon pressure sensor. Compared with traditional strain pressure sensors, it has obvious advantages in terms of sensitivity, linearity, output accuracy, overload and other aspects. Measure the pressure of -50 to 300mmHg in the temperature range of 15℃ to 40℃, which is suitable for invasive blood pressure monitoring. The sensor is designed for automated assembly equipment and can be directly installed in the shell of a disposable invasive sphygmomanometer.