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News Release from: Inertial Aerosystems UK | Subject: Full 3-axis magnetic sensor
Edited by the Manufacturingtalk Editorial
Team on 03 March 2006
Full 3-axis magnetic sensor is low-cost
Low cost, high performance, full 3-axis magnetic sensor is ideal where space and weight is at a premium and has many advantages over fluxgate magnetic sensors.
Inertial Aerosystem announce the availability of a new, low cost, high performance, full 3-axis magnetic sensor Designated the HMC 1043 it is ideal where space and weight is at a premium being incorporated in a 3mm X 1.4mm lead free package
This article was originally published on Manufacturingtalk on 13 Apr 2007 at 8.00am (UK)
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Designed for high volume magnetometry and magnetic compass applications, it is ideal for use in GPS receivers, robotics, security equipment, mobile phones, disability aids and process monitoring.
Utilising established anisotropic magnetorestive technology it has many advantages over fluxgate magnetic sensors, such as being sensitive to low fields and having low hysteresis.
This innovative product requires only 2V DC and is available in tape and reel packaging for high volume ease of assembly.
The 1043 has a low noise passive element design, and is compatible with battery powered operations.
It can be used in strong magnetic field environments and has stray magnetic field compensation , low noise and patented set/reset straps . Request a free brochure from Inertial Aerosystems UK ...
This versatile device has applications in the engineering, electronic, manufacturing and processing industries.
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