Identification of pressure component

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MMCS

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Apr 12, 2013

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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Apr 12, 2013

Might help to know more about the context? What's it out of?

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Apr 12, 2013

My vote is the piezoelectric thingamabob.

MMCS

Apr 12, 2013

Its from an air pressure gauge, probably should have included that initially.

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