TE Connectivity’s MS5839‑02BA: Chlorine‑Resistant Sensor for Precise Temperature & Pressure in Swim Watches

In modern instrumentation, sensors are the interface between electronic, electrical, and mechanical systems and the physical world. They convert measurable phenomena—such as voltage, current, pressure, or temperature—into signals that can be processed by digital equipment. Each sensor type relies on

Alps Alpine, a global leader in precision sensors, has introduced the HSPPAD143A—an ultra‑compact, waterproof digital pressure sensor engineered for the most demanding IoT and wearable applications. Designed with a dedicated ASIC and a FIFO memory buffer, the sensor delivers reliable, low‑power perf

Multi‑sensor arrays in oil, gas, and petroleum facilities continually harvest critical pressure and temperature data. To deliver accurate, high‑resolution readings across the wide dynamic ranges these environments demand, the sensor chain must be both compact and exceptionally precise. Traditional m

A sensor the size of a Band-Aid can measure a babys blood oxygen levels, a vital indication of the lungs’ effectiveness and whether the babys tissue is receiving adequate oxygen supply. Unlike current systems used in hospitals, this miniaturized wearable device is flexible and stretchable, wireless,