A graphene microelectromechanical device detects electrical voltage through refractive index changes measured by optical interferometry.
Segmented insulating layers with varying fracture toughness prevent cracking in magnetic sensors, enhancing manufacturing accuracy and reliability.
Partial mold resin on an annular core enables precise positioning and reduces hysteresis while preventing dust entry during manufacturing.
Optical transmission eliminates DC drift in high-side FET measurements by replacing amplitude modulation with frequency modulation.
A capacitive voltage sensor embeds a hidden sensing electrode within an annular grounded assembly to enable precise voltage detection.
A MEMS field mill uses a dielectric element to amplify electric fields within the sensor.
A magnetic sensor device uses a field converter to orthogonalize input fields, blocking horizontal noise with a shield.
Removing the magnetic flux concentrating core eliminates eddy current heating, while non-magnetic spacers block thermal conduction from bus bars to the sensor.