Sensing solutions provider, MEMSIC, has announced the launch of its MDP200 Bi-Directional Differential Pressure Sensor for CPAP, breath detection, room pressure, damper control, flow hood, fume hood, filter monitoring and other applications where ultra-low differential pressure performance is required. Currently sampling, this pressure sensor will be shipping in commercial quantities by the end of this year.

MEMSIC has announced the addition of the VG380 to its portfolio of inertial modules. These new vertical gyros provide highly accurate pitch and roll (with respect to gravity), in both static and dynamic conditions, at a very attractive size and price points. The static and dynamic accuracy is specified at +/-0.2 and +/-1.0 degrees (respectively) over the -40C to +85C temperature range. The VG380 is offered in two package/interface options, V...

The availability of the MMC5883MA 3 Axis Magnetic Sensor has been announced by MEMSIC. The newest member of MEMSIC’s Anisotropic Magneto Resistive (AMR) based Magnetic Sensor family, it provides the industry’s highest accuracy, lowest noise and lowest power consumption. 

  A unique new family of acceleration and tip-over sensor components that includes four new sensors, the MXD6240 and 41AU, MXC6244AU, MXC6245XU has been announced by MEMSIC.

MEMSIC plans to demonstrate its full range of advanced sensing technologies at the Sensors Expo and Conference, to be held June 21 to June 23, 2016 at the McEnery Convention Center in San Jose, California. MEMSIC will be demonstrating two new sensor products- a new thermal accelerometer with the industry’s best vibration immunity as well as a new low cost, high performance MEMS based differential pressure sensor. Booth number 634.

MEMSIC has announced the shipment of its 1 Billionth MEMS sensor. MEMSIC’s products, ranging from accelerometers to sophisticated inertial guidance systems, are used in a wide variety of applications including automotive safety systems, avionics, industrial controls, and consumer electronics.

MEMSIC has announced a new whitepaper for heavy equipment design engineers and developers who need to pick the right kind of acceleration sensors. The whitepaper discusses various uses for accelerometers used in construction, testing and transportation equipment, offering an in-depth analysis of capacitive and thermal accelerometers, the differences between these two leading accelerometer technologies and their benefits and advantages.

MEMSIC has announced the availability of a whitepaper that spotlights and explains the various types of sensors and sensing technologies found in a typical drone product. The whitepaper’s infographic pinpoints the locations of the various sensors typically found in a drone and the whitepaper explains what they do.

Based on recent analysis of key companies involved in the AMR sensors market, Frost & Sullivan has recognised MEMSIC as the recipient of the 2016 North American Technology Innovation award. By investing in effective processes, design and manufacturing capabilities, MEMSIC has been able to position AMR sensor technology to take market share away from Hall sensors, which have performance challenges and limitations.

In recent years, the market for MEMS sensors market has grown rapidly and is widely adopted in consumer electronics, industrial control, automotive electronics and other fields. New technology based on motion sensing fusion is playing an increasingly critical role in IoT and wearable applications.

Integrating an RS-232 interface and flying lead cable operating from a 9-32V single supply, the MTLT series of inclination and tilt sensors has been announced by MEMSIC. The MTLT110S-R, MTLT105S-R and MTLT105D-R IP67 rated inclinometers are suitable for use in static and dynamic applications in construction and industrial markets such as boom tilt monitoring, bucket loader roll back protection and PV/CSP solar tracking systems.

MEMSIC has announced the availability of its MFC2030 bi-directional flow sensor for a wide range of applications such as analytical instruments, anesthesia and other medical flow devices, process control and natural gas measurement. The company utilises its highly advanced and successful MEMS thermal accelerometer platform as the flow sensing element in this high performance flow sensor.

MEMSIC has announced the launch of the INS380 to its portfolio of inertial systems enabled with SmartSensing technology targeted to a broad range of precision motion sensing applications. The portfolio offering consists of inertial measurement units, vertical gyros, attitude and heading reference systems, inertial navigation systems and tilt measurement systems in a variety of packages suited for system designers to end equipment manufacturers.