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Air bubble detection sensors from TE Connectivity

Sensors26 Jun 2021
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Watch this video to learn about TE Connectivity’s air bubble detection sensors, specifically designed for critical medical and industrial applications. 

Everyone loves bubbles. But for 3D printing infusion or semiconductor process equipment, bubbles can cause significant quality failures. And in critical medical applications like infusion pumps, bubbles can be life threatening.

The right sensors can detect air bubbles using ultrasonic technology for non-invasive continuous monitoring. Air bubble detector sensors, like the AD-101 from TE Connectivity, are specifically designed for critical medical and industrial applications. 

Watch this video to learn about the enhanced performance, packaging flexibility, user-friendly compact product design, and proven performance of TE’s bubble detection sensors.

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