Everything You Need to Know About MEMS Piezoresistive Pressure Sensors

Have you thought about using a MEMS piezoresistive pressure sensor in your applications, or are you interested in learning more about piezoresistive technology in silicon dies?

Merit Sensor specializes in designing and producing both compensated and uncompensated pressure-sensor packages, as well as the core MEMS silicon dies within those packages.

In this webinar, Scott Sidwell—former engineering manager and current sales and business development manager at Merit Sensor—discusses the different types of pressure sensors, with a particular focus on MEMS silicon die.

Join this webinar to:

• Discover which type of pressure sensor delivers optimal cost-efficiency and performance for your specific application.
• Gain insights into the key performance specifications for MEMS piezoresistive pressure sensors.
• Learn the advantages of choosing a pressure-sensor supplier that operates its own wafer fabrication facility.

About Scott Sidwell

Scott joined Merit Sensor in September 2003. As Site Engineering Manager, he oversaw design and manufacturing quality and managed the relocation of the wafer fabrication facility from California to Utah. Before joining Merit Sensor, Scott held various engineering roles at semiconductor companies, including ON Semiconductor and Motorola.

In his current role, Scott collaborates closely with customers, delivering tailored pressure-sensor solutions and technical support. He holds a degree in chemical engineering and an MBA from Brigham Young University.