Identification of pressure component

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The component in question is likely a piezoelectric sensor, as it is identified as part of an air pressure gauge. The initial uncertainty stemmed from the possibility of it being a Wheatstone bridge. Context about the component's origin was essential for accurate identification. Participants in the discussion agree on the piezoelectric classification based on the provided information. Clarifying the context significantly aided in narrowing down the identification.
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Attached is a picture of a component i am trying to identify. I assume it is either a piezoelectric sensor or a wheatstone bridge, But i don't know which one?
 

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Might help to know more about the context? What's it out of?
 
My vote is the piezoelectric thingamabob.
 
Its from an air pressure gauge, probably should have included that initially.
 

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