MultiDimension Technology Co.,Ltd.
MultiDimension Technology (MDT) is a magnetic sensor (TMR/GMR/AMR) manufacturer.
- +86-189-3612-1160
- sales@dowaytech.com
- No. 2 Guangdong Road
Zhangjiagang Free Trade Zone, Jiangsu 215634
China
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Product
Pulse Initialization Demo Board
TMR9112
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MultiDimension Technology Co.,Ltd.
The TMR9112 demo board was developed to support evalution of the TMR9112 single-axis sensor. The demo board comes with the fast bipolar current pulsing circuit needed for initialising the TMR9112 sensor, and it can be powered from a USB port or any external 5V power supply. For user convenience, the demo board has an optional on-board timer clock with four selectable frequency settings. The On-board timer clock and frequency output can be enabled using the jumper pins. This demo board is divisable along the dotted line so that the sensor board can be seperated from the pulsing circuit board.
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Product
AGV Magnetic Guide Sensors
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MultiDimension Technology Co.,Ltd.
Are adaptive to installation height and tape width with excellent protection against magnetic material interference. Incorporating tunneling magnetoresistance (TMR) technique, the AGV-TMR15X series are designed to provide excellent temperature characteristics, good consistency, fast frequency response, high sensitivity and low power consumption performance.
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Product
TMR Gear Tooth Encoders
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MultiDimension Technology Co.,Ltd.
Geartooth Encoders of MultiDimension Technology (MDT) are non-contact incremental encoders for rotary speed and position measurement. Based on MDT’s unique Tunneling Magnetoresistance (TMR) sensor technology, they provide orthogonal differential square wave signals with high quality, along with an index signal and their inverse signals. The GE-T series are designed for 0.3~1.0-module gears with different teeth numbers. (Gear is the optional product).
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Product
TMR Angle Sensors
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MultiDimension Technology Co.,Ltd.
Angle sensor are proportional to the sine and cosine of the angle of a magnetic field applied parallel to the surface of the sensor, which can be provided by a small magnet positioned above the device.
