Webinar: High-Resolution TMR-based Magnetic Angle Sensing
It is our pleasure to invite you to the upcoming iC Haus Live Webinar on Tuesday, March 29, 2022. We would like to take this opportunity to provide you with information and a live demo […]
It is our pleasure to invite you to the upcoming iC Haus Live Webinar on Tuesday, March 29, 2022. We would like to take this opportunity to provide you with information and a live demo […]
Along with new magnetic sensing products, Monolithic Power has configured a handy plastic knob equipped with a neodymium cylinder magnet as an accessory for evaluating its sensors. The magnet is diametrically magnetized to produce the […]
Get to know the new iC-PI: iC-Haus from Germany presents its new programmable 12-Bit Sin/Cos Interpolation IC with RS422 Driver. It is suitable for applications with magnetic and optical position sensors, linear scales and high-resolution angle sensing. Highlights at a glance: Latency-free sine-to-digital conversion (less than 250 ns) with up to […]
The iC-MU200 and iC-MHL200 magnetic encoder ICs from iC-Haus are now qualified according to AEC Q100 (Grade 1) – for use in automotive applications in the temperature range from –40 to +125 °C. The ICs […]
Narrow and slim installation spaces in industrial applications require special sensor designs especially when they must withstand harsh environmental conditions such as humidity, dirt and intensive cleaning processes. ASM Sensors of Germany has developed a very small new angle sensor for meeting these requirements. […]
As part of the many sensor technologies now widely employed in smart farming, where sophisticated monitoring and control is now universally applied to optimize crop production, mobile agricultural machinery manufacturers are increasingly utilizing precision sensors as part of the equipment and systems they produce to till, seed and harvest crops. Magnetic sensors are fielding many of the challenges. […]
Spintronics pioneer NVE has introduced two new devices that bring powerful sensing capabilities to design engineers. One is a noncontact tunnel magnetoresistance encoder sensor, depicted above, that can replace optical encoders. The other is an ultraminiature magnetometer sensor that can sense magnetic fields up to a remarkable 1.5 tesla. […]
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