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Omron Electronic Components
Omron’s experience in MEMS technology has enabled it to develop advanced micro component sensors ideal for a wide variety of consumer, commercial and industrial applications. Among these component, or micro, sensors are MEMS micro-pressure sensors, micro-tilt sensors, mass flow and velocity/clogged filter sensors. Target applications include medical, HVAC, consumer electronics, networking infrastructure and test equipment.
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Omron Electronic Components
We make a wide range of power PCB relays, all of which are 100% factory tested to ensure 100% total satisfaction. Omron leads the world in advanced relay production and quality, assuring reliable performance, and ready stock wherever you manufacture. With over 75 years of experience, we continue to apply the latest technologies to offer you smaller, faster and more efficient relays for a wide range of applications.
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Omron Electronic Components
Omron has been a pioneer in Image Sensing technology and products for over 15 years, providing solutions for use in applications that range from consumer electronics and handheld devices to automotive. Using a unique image recognition algorithm, Omron’s technology offers a wide range of functionality that includes, but is not limited to:
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Omron Electronic Components
Broad / flexible product line100% Quality TestedChoose from a variety of actuators, termination and mounting stylesRoHS CompliantPDF file Basic Switch Technical InformationBasic Switch Technical InformationPDF file Tactile Switch Technical InformationTactile Switch Technical InformationPDF file Switch Selection Guide - 2014Switch Selection Guide - 2014
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D7S - Omron Electronic Components
Specifically designed for the growing number of autonomous IoT systems, the Omron D7S provides high precision measurement of spectral intensity, allowing it to reject impulse vibration noise and only respond to genuine seismic activity. Despite its compact size, D7S features its own internal memory and I2C interface, allowing it to be readily integrated into IoT devices. Potential applications include smart electricity and gas meters, wireless sensors, industrial control panels, electricity distribution panels, fire-prevention systems, home appliances such as heaters and gas stoves, chemical plants, expressways, bridges, tunnels, roads and many more. Commenting, Fabrizio Petris, Senior Business Development Manager of Omron Electronic Components Europe said, “Earthquakes are extremely common around the world. On average, 50 earthquakes strike each day, or about 20,000 a year. Many are weak enough to go unnoticed but some are catastrophic. We can’t always predict when a catastrophe will strike. Using the new sensor from Omron, designers can make systems safer and minimise the risk of secondary damage after earthquakes by safely shutting off and stopping hazardous devices. The sensor can also help determine damage by mapping seismic intensity and providing building collapse information.”
