What is BS IEC 60747-14-3 – Semiconductor pressure sensors about?

BS IEC 60747-14-3 is a part of an international standard that discusses the aspects of good quality semiconductor devices.

BS IEC 60747-14-3 specifies requirements for semiconductor pressure sensors measuring absolute, gauge, or differential pressures.

BS IEC 60747-14-3 stipulates the technicalities such as related terminology and letter symbols, essential ratings, characteristics, measuring methods, including sensitivity, pressure hysteresis, linearity, etc. for semiconductor pressure sensors.

Who is BS IEC 60747-14-3 – Semiconductor pressure sensors for?

BS IEC 60747-14-3 on semiconductor pressure sensors is useful for:

Manufacturers of semiconductor devices
Test providers for semiconductor devices
Product designers
Technical consultants
Electrical engineers
Semiconductor industries

Why should you use BS IEC 60747-14-3 **– Semiconductor pressure sensors?**

A semiconductor pressure sensor converts the difference between two pressures into an electrical output quantity. One of the two pressures may be a reference pressure. It includes linear and on-off (switch) types of sensors. Pressure sensors are utilized throughout IC manufacturing to conduct real-time pressure measurements throughout the different stages of the semiconductor process.

BS IEC 60747-14-3 exemplifies the specifications for semiconductor pressure sensors in order to design and construct pressure sensors that are in compliance with international standards. It gives you detailed information about all the related terminology and concepts, refers the essentials ratings and characteristics, explains the measuring methods, and helps the users to verify the performance of the semiconductor pressure sensors.

The users of BS IEC 60747-14-3 can follow the guidelines given, for manufacturing good quality, highly efficient, reliable, and durable semiconductor pressure sensors.

BS IEC 60747-14-3:2009

Semiconductor devices - Semiconductor sensors. Pressure sensors

Current

Published:

31 Jul 2009