Nanoscale Temperature and Force Sensors

Digid, Tel Aviv, Israel, has released nanoscale temperature and force sensors that are printed directly onto functional surfaces for embedded measurement. Fabricated using printed-electronics processes, the sensors are deposited directly onto silicon, metal, or polymer substrates without discrete packaging. High spatial resolution and rapid response enable localized monitoring of thermal and mechanical loads. The ultra-thin sensor layers add negligible mass or stiffness, supporting integration into medical devices, laboratory automation, and precision research instruments.
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Capacitive Touch Sensors

Designed to eliminate mechanical switches in sealed interfaces, capacitive touch sensor modules are available from EBE sensors + motion, Leinfelden-Echterdingen, Germany. The TCRC series senses actuation through glass or polymer overlays, eliminating mechanical switches and wear points. Adjustable sensitivity, noise filtering, and environmental compensation support reliable operation with gloves, moisture, or cleaning agents present. The sensors are designed for long service life in hygienic control panels for medical and laboratory equipment.
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Magnetic Position and Hall-Effect Sensors

Littelfuse, Chicago, IL, has introduced magnetic position and Hall-effect sensor ICs designed for high-accuracy motion feedback in medical systems. The devices provide accurate magnetic field detection with integrated diagnostics for system monitoring and fault detection. Low offset drift, wide operating temperature capability, and robust EMC performance support stable operation. The sensors are used for position, speed, and actuator monitoring functions in medical motion-control and laboratory systems.
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Optoelectronic Emitters and Detectors

Covering infrared and visible wavelengths, optoelectronic emitters and detectors are available from Marktech Optoelectronics, Latham, NY. The product line includes emitters, photodiodes, and matched sensor pairs offered across multiple wavelengths, beam angles, and package styles. Devices are specified for stable radiant intensity, low noise, and long operating life. The components support optical sensing, detection, and measurement functions in medical and analytical instrumentation.
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