SENSORS EXPO: MEMS Process Enables Miniaturized Low-Power Gas Sensor Applications

Micralyne Inc. introduces standard silicon process technologies and process modules for the development and production of gas sensors. These new capabilities expand existing standard MEMS building blocks and provide the designer with miniaturized, low-power gas sensing structures required to address current Gas Sensors market trends.

 

The Gas Sensors market is changing dramatically; driven by new large-volume consumer applications such as smart IoT enabled wearables and regulatory changes related to environmental air quality. Incumbent gas sensing technologies are experiencing new technical challenges such as dramatic size reduction, low power, increased selectivity, detection of different types of gases, and wide operating temperatures.

 

Micralyne started providing standard processes and MEMS building blocks in 2006 with an effort to lower the development costs and accelerate time to market of sensor products.   With the 2012 introduction of MicraGem-Si and subsequent release of MicraSilQ, Micralyne has maintained a focused commitment to enable MEMS process standardization for silicon-on-insulator (SOI) and wafer level packaging (WLP). 

 

Micralyne will be exhibiting at Sensors Expo booth #333, San Jose, California June 27-29, 2017. For more info, visit http://www.micralyne.com