MDT Named Sensors Converge Best of Sensor Award Finalist 

June 6, 2023 Editorial Staff e-Power Technology, Electromagnetics, News Comments Off on MDT Named Sensors Converge Best of Sensor Award Finalist 

MultiDimension Technology’s (MDT) is a finalist for Sensors Converge 2023 Best of Sensor Award with the new TMR265x series new ultra-high frequency linear magnetic sensor. The TMR265x series offers industry leading frequency response of up to 2 MHz and is the perfect choice for high performance current and position sensing applications. 

In addition to unrivaled frequency response, the TMR265x also boasts 0.2% non-linearity for up to ±1000 Gs range and user programmable specifications that include offset and temperature compensation. The performance and versatility of the TMR265x provide a unique solution that empowers each challenging application. 

Visit MDT at Sensors Converge Booth 1049 in Santa Clara, CA to learn more about the TMR265x and other top-of-the-line sensors. Use discount code 3894 for a FREE expo hall pass or $100 off. Contact sales@dowayusa.com for sales and technical inquiries, or order samples online today. 

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