TMR technology boosts new magnetic switch sensors with extended battery life and reliable high-speed measurement in smart flow meters and high-end industrial applications.More>>

New tunneling magnetoresistance (TMR) sensors offer large dynamic range, superior performance and low power in a wide spectrum of industrial and consumer sensor applications.More>>

The BMC050 from Bosch Sensortec GmbH, Reutlingen, Germany, is a triaxial geomagnetic sensor plus a triaxial accelerometer sensor in a 3 by 3 mm LGA package for compass-based functions in cell phones, navigation devices, and other mobile devices. More>>

The EPIC sensor, part number PS25401 from Plessey Semiconductors, Plymouth, U.K., is a version of the company's electric potential IC (EPIC) that has been tailored to detect movement and optimized for security, switching, and gaming applications. More>>

The MLX91207 from Melexis, Nashua, NH, is a customer-programmable monolithic Hall sensor IC that can be used to provide contactless current sensing in hybrid electric vehicles, electrical vehicles, and renewable energy applications. More>>

The Model 1750/BAT from TEGAM Inc., Geneva, OH, is a battery-powered version of the company's Model 1750 microohmmeter that is designed to replace the discontinued Keithley 580 for testing electrical and mechanical bonds in the aerospace industry. More>>

According to IHS analysis of the magnetic sensor market, the company's Apple design wins have allowed AKM to retain its dominance in the market.More>>

A novel electrometer manages to combine robustness with sensitivity, enabling a range of medical and other applications.More>>

The BLBC3-D NanoCompass from Baolab Microsystems S.L., Terrassa, Spain, is a pure CMOS MEMS sensor that uses Lorentz force sensors to detect the Earth's magnetic field in 3D. More>>

The HOBO U24-002 from Onset Computer Corp., Pocasset, MA, is a conductivity/salinity data logger for measuring salinity, conductivity, and temperature in saltwater environments. More>>