Sensors

In electric vehicle (EV) charging and solar inverter systems, current sensors measure current flow by monitoring the voltage drop across a shunt resistor or the magnetic fields generated by current flowing through a conductor. These high-voltage systems use current flow information to control and monitor power conversion, charging and discharging.

NXP Semiconductors N.V. has announced the investment in and collaboration with Zendar, a software startup dedicated to revolutionising autonomous vehicle systems with high-resolution radar.

X-FAB Silicon Foundries SE, the analog/mixed-signal and specialty foundry, is making further significant progress with its galvanic isolation technology.

Electronic Specifier takes a look at the top 5 sensor products to have been released in October 2023.

Farnell has announced a distribution agreement with Superior Sensor Technology for its pressure sensors for the medical, industrial, and HVAC markets.

OMNIVISION has announced the new OS08C10, an 8-megapixel (MP) backside illumination (BSI) image sensor that features both staggered high dynamic range (HDR) and single exposure dual analog gain (DAG) for high-performance imaging in challenging lighting conditions.

The advent of image-based flow cytometers has created the opportunity to build cutting-edge, highly productive platforms. They help combine the high throughput of traditional flow cytometry methods with the spatial resolution of optical microscopy.

Authorised distributor Mouser Electronics is now stocking the USSM ultrasonic sensor modules from EPCOS / TDK.

Drones have gained immense popularity across various industries, ranging from agriculture and surveillance to delivery. A powerful and efficient processing solution is essential to meet the increasing demand for advanced drone capabilities. Explore the integration of e-con Systems' multi-camera solution with the Qualcomm RB5 kit, providing exceptional features such as multi-camera support, power efficiency, high computational performance, and the...

Renesas Electronics Corporation announced an inductive position sensor (IPS) technology for highly accurate motor position sensor ICs for robotics, industrial, and medical applications.