New Industry Products

Compact Ultra-low Noise Linear Magnetic Field Sensors

January 18, 2016 by Jeff Shepard

MultiDimension Technology Co., Ltd. (MDT) announced TMR9001/TMR9002/TMR9003 series, a new lineup of high-performance Tunneling Magnetoresistance (TMR) linear magnetic field sensors with ultra-low noise around 150pT/rtHz at 1Hz, ultra-high sensitivity at 300mV/V/Oe in an ultra-compact SOP8 package. They are suited for high-end industrial sensor applications, biomedical sensor applications, and precision measurement of weak magnetic field or low current, metal object detection, non-destructive testing (NDT), magnetic communication, room temperature Magnetocardiography (MCG), etc. The TMR9001/TMR9002/TMR9003 sensors only dissipate 20 microWatt of power while operating under an applied voltage of 1V.

“MDT’s new high-performance TMR magnetic sensors offer the lowest noise and highest sensitivity of all semiconductor-based magnetic sensors, including Hall Effect, AMR (Anisotropic Magnetoresistance) and GMR (Giant Magnetoresistance). The superior noise performance overtakes the best low-noise AMR magnetic sensor on the market, in the entire frequency spectrum. In the meantime, our new TMR sensors also set the industry record of the highest sensitivity, no need for Set/Reset function like an AMR sensor, allowing users to significantly reduce the complexity and cost of the front-end circuit.” said Dr. James G. Deak, CTO of MultiDimension Technology.

The TMR9001/TMR9002/TMR9003 series are in-plane TMR linear magnetic field sensors with most advanced sensitivity and low noise performance metrics in a compact form factor. Along with the existing TMR21xx series (large dynamic range), TMR25xx series (Z-axis sensing), TMR27xx series (high-sensitivity), and TMR29xx series (ultra-high sensitivity), MDT offers an all-inclusive product lineup of linear magnetic field sensors for a wide spectrum of industrial biomedical and commercial sensor applications, including precision measurement of weak magnetic field, current sensing, position and speed sensing, security monitoring, vehicle detection, e-compass, NDT, motor and fan control, magnetic communication, room temperature MCG and etc.