Pressure sensors

[Clarence Wood]

Hi,
  Has anyone built an adjustable fuel pressure regulator that increases the fuel pressure relative to boost?  Would the below discussed NPC-410 work?  Any ideas on how to regulate the fuel pressure using the NPC-410?
  Jegs has one made by Paxton for $143.00.  Has anyone tried this unit?
  I would like to build one but am stumped on how to tie the sensor to the regulator.  Any ideas would be appreciated.  

At 06:07 AM 12/15/98 PST, you wrote:
>Guys,
> Just rec'd a free sample of a new micro pressure sensor from Lucas.  
>This little guy is a sub-dip SO-8 package, (surface mount - about 1/8 by 
>1/4 inch in size!) with a tiny air pressure sensing hole on the top!  
>Pretty cool - what'll they think up next?
>
>Lucas has some sensor info on their page:
>http://www.novasensor.com
>
>The page is sort of rude in terms of silly registration (just leave all 
>fields blank and it'll work).  This tiny sensor is the NPP-301.
>
>They also have more traditional pressure sensors, with hose pips, 
>stocked by Digikey for $17 (NPC-410 family) which could be used as MAP 
>sensors, etc.  Various pressure ranges are available. You'd need an 
>additional op-amp etc to cvt the output voltage of these sensors into 
>the more traditional 0-5 volt range...
>
>-Bill
>
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Clarence Wood
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