The series incorporates an SS490 series of miniature ratiometric, linear Hall-effect sensors, and the sensing element is encapsulated in a PCB-mountable plastic package. The current sensor assembly is comprised of the sensor, flux collector, housing, and wire coil.
The 15 surveys returning figures for ob/gyns reported average salaries ranging from a low of $247,680 to a high of $420,000, with most falling in between $270,000 and $300,000 per year.he Profiles survey reported a first-year median income of $200,000 per year for ob/gyns, lower than for gynecologists, but the corresponding AMGA figure is higher at $275,152 per year.
Peabody, Massachusetts. If you really want to take care of babies, you might want to be a pediatrician, or maybe a nurse. As an obstetrician/gynecologist you're going to focus a lot more on pregnancies (before the baby is born). To answer your question, an ob/gyn usually makes something over $200,000 per year. Here are the statistics: http://www.medscape.com/features/slideshow/compensation/2012/womenshealth It's not much of a surprise how much money they make; after all, they are in very competitive schools for a long time and they graduate with a lot of loans.