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Ultrasonic-based Scanning Acoustic Microscopy (SAM) has long been the method of choice for quality testing and failure analysis of silicon ingots, wafers, integrated circuits, and MEMS. Ultrasound can locate voids and disbonds between material layers better than other non-destructive methods because sound waves can look inside the layers to detect the thinnest of air gaps and delaminations down to a hundredth of a micron.

Heilind Electronics has added Sensata-Cynergy3’s temperature sensors and transducers to its extensive sensor portfolio.

Hooman Hashemi, Product Applications Engineer, at Analog Devices (ADI), discusses a new variation of the classic instrumentation amplifier (PGIA).

Manufacturers of high-end semiconductor electronic devices used in consumer, industrial, and military applications have long relied on precise testing methodologies to identify the location of defects such as voids, cracks, and the delamination of different layers within a microelectronic device, also known as a chip.

The AS6040 ultrasonic flow meter from ScioSense is now being shipped by distributor Mouser Electronics.

Danisense has announced a partnership with ZES ZIMMER to deliver highly accurate, stable DC meter test systems. Comprising the Danisense DS600 current sense transducer paired with the LMG600 power analyser from ZES ZIMMER, the system is already being used by renowned German standards organization, VDE, to calibrate and certify DC meters used in EV charging stations which are proliferating as consumers switch to electric cars.

Electronic Specifier takes a look at the top five sensors products released in April.

ScioSense has announced the availability of a new tool suite which accelerates the development of utility meters and other applications for its latest AS6031 and AS6040 ultrasonic flow converters (UFCs). The new development tools include general-purpose or microcontroller-specific boards, and evaluation software which provides an intuitive GUI for sensor configuration and for the display of measurement outputs.

The VA1200 from Vesper is claimed to be the world’s first analogue piezoelectric voice accelerometer (a.k.a. bone conduction sensor).

To serve an increased demand among design engineers in the industrial and commercial transportation (ICT) and industrial space for reliable sensors and components that improve operational efficiency in hydraulic machinery and compressed gas applications, TE Connectivity (TE), has developed the M9100 pressure transducer.