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Ultra miniature TMR-based magnetic sensors and switches to be showcased at Sensors Midwest 2016

September 30, 2016 By Abigail Esposito

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The small package size addresses the needs of current medical applications including portable insulin pumps, capsule endoscopes, next generation hearing aids, insulin pens, medical wearables and other small, battery-powered medical electronic devices.

Exhibiting in booth #713 at Sensors MidWest 2016, Coto Technology will be showcasing its just-released RedRock RR110 analog sensor, RR120 digital sensor and RR130 digital switch.

With a standard SOT-23 package, these devices are half of the size of Coto’s CT05 molded reed switch. The high-performance RedRock RR110, RR120 and RR130 have numerous technologically-advanced applications in multiple markets.

Offering both high sensitivity, small package size and a highly-competitive price, the devices are ideally suited to the demands of next generation medical, automotive, instrumentation and industrial applications. The tiny sensors offer high magnetic sensitivity with high hysteresis, EMF resistance and a small package size, all while consuming little power.

The RR110, RR120 and RR130 meet the strict power constraints of battery-operated portable devices and electronics, suiting the needs of emerging medical device applications including ingestibles and implantables.

The small package size addresses the needs of current medical applications including portable insulin pumps, capsule endoscopes, next generation hearing aids, insulin pens, medical wearables and other small, battery-powered medical electronic devices. Other applications include consumer smart wearables, high precision fluid level sensing, security and anti-tampering, “wake up” mode switching on a microprocessor and more.

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