• Fiber Optic Medical Pressure Sensor
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Fiber Optic Medical Pressure Sensor

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  • Model Number

    FOP-M260

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    FOP-M260

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Product Description

FOP-M260 Fiber Optic Medical Pressure Sensor Description
The FOP-M260 has a diameter of 260microns (0.010’’) and has a standard range of ±300mmHg relative to atmospheric pressure.
FOP-M260 is used in several FDA and CE approved devices in a variety of clinical applications.

FOP-M260 Fiber Optic Medical Pressure Sensor APPLICATION
• Cardiovascular: LV pressure, arterial BP
• Pharmacology: Drug and Fluid injection
• Neurosciences: Intracranial pressure
• Spine - Intradiscal pressure
• Bone - Intramedullary pressure
• Urology - Bladder/Ureter pressure
• MRI RFI Gating - Arterial blood pressure or LV pres-sure for image gating
• Respiratory / Pulmonology
• Otorhinolaryngology: Inner ear pressure
• Ophthalmology: Intraocular pressure
• Gastro intestinal


FOP-M260 Fiber Optic Medical Pressure Sensor SPECIFICATIONS

Pressure Range 1 
 -300mmHg to 300mmHg
Resolution 2 
 0.1mmHg
System Accuracy 3
 ±3mmHg
Zero thermal effect 4
 <0.3mmHg/°C
Proof pressure
 >4500mmHg
Cable Sheathing
 Nylon Sheathing, OD: 0.9 mm
Tip Termination 
 Bare / Sheathed / Sheathed with gel / Custom design
Standard Sensor Length 
 2 Meters
Connector 

SCAI, SCAI is a SCA connector with smart chip communi-cating

calibrating data to the signal reading module

1. Relative to atmospheric pressure
2. With a FPI-HS reading module and a filter of 30Hz applied.
3. M260 sensor and FPI-HR module : includes reproducibility (sensor/module exchange), repeatability andhysteresis, non-linearity, scale error, offset error, conditioner temperature compensation error.
4. Determined between 10°C and 70°C at atmospheric pressure (∼760mmHg)