Acoustic coupling medium and component-side contacts let an ultrasonic touch sensor work reliably on metal casings.
Integrated IDTs, RF antenna, and dielectric tuning enable passive environmental sensing and unique sensor identification in extreme conditions.
A Y-cut bulk acoustic resonator uses a floating back-side electrode and shear mode to cut liquid losses while preserving high-sensitivity sensing.
A 90° rotated polar axis gives integrated filter films strong lateral piezo response while reducing sensitivity to thickness variation.
Printed coils and conductive tracks embed piezoelectric SHM sensing into composite parts, cutting cable weight, thickness, and maintenance.
Multiple ring oscillators compare frequency shifts across sensing nodes to detect IC tampering and trigger countermeasures.
A sapphire-based SAW sensor uses reflective tags and one piezoelectric transducer to enable wireless measurement above 300°C.
A serial word interface carries fuel characteristic data over fewer conductors, cutting aircraft wiring weight, EMI exposure, and installation complexity.
Early sigma-delta conversion at the probe preserves ultrasound signal integrity over distance while lowering power and easing multiplexed transmission.
A serial-word interface lets aircraft fuel sensors share a two-wire link, reducing cable weight, EMI exposure, and installation complexity.
A thin LN-LT YBAR uses a floating back-side conductor to enable shear-mode liquid sensing with low acoustic loss and measurable surface-layer shifts.
A retractable gas sensor exposes the sensing block only when needed, cutting contamination, power draw, and replacement difficulty.
Analog probe signals are converted into asynchronous sigma-delta bit streams to resist interference, simplify cabling, and preserve dynamic range.
A piezoelectric transducer on a sapphire base uses reflected acoustic tags to enable wireless sensing above 300°C without local power.
A base-cooled, Peltier-controlled resonator expands low-temperature sensing range while maintaining stable oscillation for substance detection.