ACCELEROMETER: Memsic Accelerometer

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LONDON, Dec. 26, 2013 /PRNewswire via COMTEX/ -- Reportbuyer.com just published a new market research report: TechNavio's analysts forecast the Global MEMS Accelerometer market mentioned in the report are MEMSIC, Inc., and Analog Devices Inc. Key MEMSIC's MEMS accelerometer products are used to measure tilt, shock, vibration and acceleration in mobile phones, automotive safety systems and video projectors. According to MEMSIC, the VG800 challenges the price and accuracy of existing FOG-based IMUs. The VG800 combines MEMS rate gyro and accelerometer technologies with MEMSIC’s proprietary Kalman filter algorithms. The company claims this allows it to provide Electronic Products magazine honored MEMSIC's MXC6226XC two-axis digital accelerometer with a Product of the Year award in January 2012. The MXC6226XC - the world's smallest and the first wafer-level packaged CMOS monolithic accelerometer - was selected The MFA1100R gas flow sensor module employs monolithic thermal technology based on the same approach used in MEMSIC’s accelerometer products. For more information about the MEMSIC flow sensor, click here. To watch the video, click here. Stay Informed. MEMSIC will take over sales, engineering, and manufacturing of transferred products including Crossbow’s commercial accelerometer, tilt sensors, inertial modules, FAA-certified aviation products, wireless sensor network (‘WSN’) modules, and the award .

MEMSIC’s monolithic MSC6226Xc two-axis accelerometer is based on this technology. It is made on a 0.18-µm standard CMOS process that integrates the sensor elements and its signal conditioning electronics on a single chip. Wafer-level packaging allows MEMSIC (NASDAQ:MEMS), a provider of advanced semiconductor technology and mixed signal circuit design. Our accelerometer products are used to measure tilt, shock, vibration and acceleration, and have a wide range of applications such as mobile phones The VG800 combines advanced MEMS rate gyro and accelerometer technologies with MEMSIC’s proprietary Kalman filter algorithms to provide a superior inertial measurement solution in integrated navigation systems, and in stabilization and control applications. He was previously VP of component sales and marketing at MEMSIC, MEMS-based accelerometer and magnetic sensor supplier for consumer, automotive and industrial markets. He helped grow MEMSIC rapidly during the last 3 years by leading MEMSIC’s business .