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December 16, 2011     

 
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Sensors Insights by Dr. Rajender Thusu

Sensors Weekly will be taking a break for the holidays and will return in January 2012.

Temperature Sensor Technology Transition and End-user Growth Trends
The global temperature sensors and transmitters market is highly competitive, with a large number of participants. Temperature is one of the most frequently measured parameters, with temperature sensors used in many industries (if not all of them). Because temperature applications are so diverse—ranging from critical process control to maintaining comfort levels inside automobiles—there are several technologies that are used to measure temperature although temperature sensors can be broadly classified into two categories: contact and noncontact. continued

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ACQUISITIONS & CONTRACTS

Mexican Utility Taps Freewave for Smart Grid Project
The Comision Federal De Electricidad (CFE) uses FreeWave wireless data radios for monitoring and control of critical electric power applications. continued

austriamicrosystems Supplies Smartphone Light Sensors
The company will supply high volumes of its TAOS ambient light and proximity sensors to be used in four models of Samsung Galaxy Smartphones to enable extended battery life and improved user experience. continued

L-3 Agrees to Acquire Kollmorgen Electro-Optical
Acquisition adds new EO/IR capabilities and product lines to the company's portfolio. continued

Lattice Semiconductor to Acquire SiliconBlue
Acquisition will extend Lattice's leadership position in the highly attractive mobile consumer and handheld market. continued

TRW Awarded Commercial Truck Camera Contract
TRW will supply its video camera sensor to a commercial truck manufacturer to support the automatic emergency braking mandate in Europe. continued

MARKET RESEARCH

ABI Research Evaluates IEEE 802.15.4 IC Market
Predicts revenues to exceed $1.1 Billion in 2016. continued

NEW TECHNOLOGIES and Products

3G Telit M2M Module Certified on AT&T Network
Telit Wireless Solutions' HE863 module to enable high-bandwidth consumer electronics, surveillance, and tracking applications in North America. continued

Raytheon Establishes New JLENS Test Site
The site at White Sands Missile Range will be used to test the Aerostat system that detects cruise missiles and supports engagement. continued

MultiDimension Debuts TMR Linear Magnetic Field Sensors
New tunneling magnetoresistance (TMR) sensors offer large dynamic range, superior performance and low power in a wide spectrum of industrial and consumer sensor applications. continued

Teledyne DALSA-Manufactured Sensors to Guide NASA Rover
Curiosity will be using the company's Independent MEMS foundry manufactured CCD sensors. continued

PAIRINGS & PARTNERSHIPS

The Alliance for Nanosystems VLSI Announce First Startup
Analytical Pixels launched to design, manufacture, and commercialize analysis systems based on new concept of miniaturized chromatography. continued

e2v and SP Devices to Collaborate
The companies will be working together to deliver the ultimate in high-performance ADC solutions. continued

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