Sensors

Pyreos has announced a new broader range of applications with its ezPyro SMD+ series, bringing fast and accurate detection in a small, low cost integrated subsystem to a wider range of anaesthetic, refrigerant and exhaust gases as well as foodstuff analysis, including fats, sugars, alcohols and proteins.

First Sensor has just brought out its new LHD ULTRA series, with all sensor types now available as samples – the first of which have already been delivered to customers. The high-precision two in one differential pressure sensors combine two sensing elements with different pressure ranges in a single housing.

EBV Elektronik has signed a distribution agreement with ACEINNA to offer ACEINNA’s complete range of MEMS based sensing solutions and technologies to its customers.

STMicroelectronics and Schneider Electric, have announced that they will demonstrate a prototype people-counting IoT sensor using AI STM32 that enables new building-management services and efficiency gains by understanding building-occupancy levels and usage.

Due to the miniaturised design, temperature sensors can be used for static measurements as well as for the acquisition of fast, dynamic temperature changes. With the sleeve temperature sensors, one benefits from rapid response behaviour coupled with comparatively high mechanical stability. 

The Optoelectronics group of Vishay Intertechnology has introduced two new fully integrated Automotive Grade proximity sensors with high resolution up to 20 µm for force sensing applications.

At the virtual electronica, Infineon Technologies presented the company’s tailored sensor portfolio with a focus on smart buildings and consumer life in the future. Products and application examples were digitally presented and explained in detail, including presentations, e-learnings, infographics, videos, 360° views and useful downloads.

Canatu Carbon NanoBud (CNBTM) -based electrochemical sensor is designed for fast detection of analgesics in blood, saliva and urine. Developed within Fast Electrochemical Point-of-Care Diagnostics FEDOC project, the new CNB -based point-of-care (POC) testing offers caregivers rapid detection at lower cost, ease of use, and convenience with portability.

Chemical plants will become safer places to work with a reduced risk of injury, chronic respiratory ailments or even death, thanks to a new air sensor being developed to detect toxic and explosive solvents using photonics.  

Superior Sensor Technology has announced the HV160 pressure sensor for industrial heating, ventilation, and air conditioning (HVAC) equipment, which offers manufacturers a single solution that can support up to eight different pressure ranges in one sensor.