Variohm Holdings Group, based in Towcester, UK, has added encoder and magnetics sensor specialist Phoenix America to its group of companies which now have an expanded presence in North America. Located in Fort Wayne, Indiana, Phoenix America develops and manufactures absolute and incremental encoders, speed […]
Quantum technology is pushing the boundaries of what is possible in the domains of computing as well as sensors, says Dr. Volkmar Denner, CEO of Robert Bosch GmbH. As head of one of the world’s preeminent technology companies […]
Using magnetorheological fluid to dampen vibration, a dynamically adjustable drilling tool from APS Technology is helping oil and gas companies achieve impressive results in their expensive drilling operations. APS has rebranded and relaunched its active vibration damper […]
Avalanche Technology, a developer of next generation magnetic random access memory (MRAM), continues to build its presence in the market for spin-transfer torque technology. In recent developments, the company is providing its Persistent SRAM (P-SRAM) for industrial touch screen applications developed by M2I Corporation and it […]
Nanotech firm NVE Corporation, a developer of high-performance spintronics devices, has added two high-sensitivity models to its revolutionary ADT9xx-Series of tunneling magnetoresistance (TMR) magnetic switches. Fast, tiny and requiring little power, they provide attractive options for designers of battery-powered […]
Still at a nascent stage but with huge adoption potential ahead, the spintronics market is poised for dramatic growth. Market researchers project annual growth rates ranging from 34% to north of 50% in two recent […]
Tokyo-based semiconductor company Renesas Electronics today launched a new high-speed inductive position sensor for automotive motor commutation. The magnet-free IPS2550 adds to the company’s inductive sensing portfolio, this model targeting design engineers needing an absolute position sensor for […]
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