Sensors

Amphenol’s SGX Sensortech SGX-VOX Oxygen Sensor for ventilators are in stock at distributor TTI.

Temperature sensors are one of the most important kinds of physical sensors. Many different processes, including those we encounter in everyday life, are regulated by temperature. Its measurement allows indirect determination of other physical parameters, such as matter flow rate, fluid level, and others. GreenPAK can make analogue signal conversion more effective. 

EnOcean has developed a new multisensor, the all-round talent among self-powered wireless sensors. In the new original PTM form factor the sensor module supplies data for a wide range of applications in digitised buildings and the IoT.

In stock now at distributor Mouser Electronics AS5715R inductive motor control position sensor from ams.

SBG Systems to announce the third generation of its popular line of miniature inertial sensors called the Ellipse Series. This renewed product line benefits from a 64bit architecture allowing high precision signal processing.

Infineon Technologies has expanded its product offering for battery management systems with a new sensing and balancing IC, the TLE9012AQU. The device is especially designed for batteries in hybrid and electric cars, but it is also suitable for other applications.

Distributor TTI is now stocking the VCNL36XXX family of proximity LASER sensors from Vishay.

This free, one-hour webinar is for developers of power supplies and power management for data centres / server farms, industrial appliances, motors and machines, electric vehicle and other high power applications that require extremely reliable and high performing power supplies.

KEMET has continued to strengthen its solutions for industrial applications with its range of environmental PIR sensors. By utilising the pyroelectric effect, these thin-film PZT sensors have both high sensitivity and fast response times to ensure rapid and accurate detection of gas, flame, motion, food and organic compounds for industrial automation, lighting, power generation and distribution, among many other applications.

  Shrinking PCB areas mean system designers are opting for smaller passive components and up-integrated sensors in switched mode power designs, says Allegro as it introduces its 400kHz current sensors.