
Mensor designs and builds high-accuracy transducers, #pressurecontrollers and custom systems used by industries worldwide!
San Marcos, TX
Joined June 2018
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Texas holds 1/10th of America’s underground natural gas storage capacity, according to @EIAgov. That storage is vital to help gas & electric utilities access natural gas & serve their customers in weather emergencies.
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Did you know that the increased use of natural gas is the main reason U.S. energy-related carbon emissions have fallen to the lowest level since 1990? Read more: api.org/oil-and-natural-gas/…
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Stop by booth 13050 to check out our new CPC6050 display screen and get a demo of our CPC3050 controlling full-scale pressure in less than 10 seconds. Or just to say hi!
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The recently enacted #CHIPSandScience Act includes my Chipping In Act, legislation that helps the U.S. develop a diverse and sustainable semiconductor workforce that meets the evolving needs of academia and companies across the microelectronics supply chain.
Make the most out of your CPC3050 High-Speed Pressure Controller!
Watch our newest Youtube video for everything you need to know about the CPC3050 and MORE: youtu.be/8DoIzr8pNpY
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Only 12% of semiconductor chips are manufactured on American soil—down from 37% in the 1990s.
The CHIPS and Science Act will bring these good-paying jobs back home from overseas and restore our status as leaders in manufacturing and semiconductor production.
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After voting for the CHIPS and Science Act earlier this month, I’m excited to see the initiatives companies are taking to boost semiconductor chip manufacturing in the United States. This booming industry will only continue to grow as more technological advancements are made.
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Big news for the semiconductor industry as well as other industries #ChipandScienceAct
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#industrialgas technology weekly update!
Technology manufacturer @MensorLP – member of the WIKA Group - has launched the newest device in its lineup of precision pressure controllers, the model CPC3050. #repost #gasworld
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Answer: Settings are stored on a SD Card. After making a change to a setting, please allow 10 seconds to re-boot. In instrument software 2.46.0 and greater have an improvement to this process which will no longer require the 10 second delay.
CPC4000 #FAQ
Q: A setting was changed and when re-booting the new setting is not stored. How can I keep it from reverting back to the original setting?
Answer: “Response time” refers to how quickly the CPC4000 will respond to remote communication. This will also vary depending on baud rate, interface, and other communication settings. “Reading rate” refers to how often the CPC4000 will take pressure readings from the transducer.
Answering #FAQs about the CPC4000:
Q: The WIKA Datasheet reads "Response time approx. 20 ms” on Page 4, while Mensor’s datasheet reads “Reading rate 33 readings/second” on Page 3. Are these descriptions referring to the same parameter?





















