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Enhanced LIN communication chips integrate voltage regulation, watchdog functionality May 15, 2013Enhanced LIN communication chips integrate voltage regulation, watchdog functionality The local interconnect network (LIN) bus continues to see widespread adoption in the automotive world. This robust, cost-effective communication protocol allows implementation of many basic networking functions in sub-systems previously considered to be uneconomical for smart actuators and controls. Offered in compact QFN5x5 packages, the MLX80031 and MLX80051 from Melexis respond to this need, enabling development of LIN slaves in a simple manner. Read more Gesture and proximity sensing ICs enable next-gen automotive HMI March 14, 2013Gesture and proximity sensing ICs enable next-gen automotive HMI Touchscreen and voice control were yesterday. The next big thing in user interfaces - in the car as well as in other application fields - is proximity detection and gesture control. Belgian chipmaker Melexis has designed a family of ICs that enable design engineers to implement innovative human-machine interfaces that utilize these approaches. Read more Low voltage Hall effect sensor offers digital output February 22, 2013Low voltage Hall effect sensor offers digital output The MLX92212 family of digital output Hall effect sensors from Melexis is built on an advanced CMOS process these and delivers robust, automotive level performance at competitive price points. These AEC-Q100-qualified devices require significantly less operating current than competing devices on the market. Typical uses include anti-trap/anti-pinch window lift controls, automatic door/hatch systems and automatic power seat positioning in automotive environments. Read more Programmable Hall effect sensor addresses fast response current sensing applications February 5, 2013Programmable Hall effect sensor addresses fast response current sensing applications The drive for green power and mobility demands next generation current sensor technology. Melexis’ introduction of its MLX91209 high-speed custom programmable Hall effect sensor addresses these needs. Read more Sensor interface IC facilitates implementation of gesture recognition applications January 18, 2013Sensor interface IC facilitates implementation of gesture recognition applications The MLX75030 from Melexis is a universal active light sensor interface designed to allow easy implementation of robust multi-channel, close range optical sensing systems into difficult operational environments. Read more
LIN transceiver with integrated voltage regulator and strong EMC/ESD behaviour
EEPROM-configurable IC eases TPMS module development
MEMS pressure sensor and analog chain in monolithic integrated device
Enhancing automotive safety through advanced IR sensor technology
EEPROM-configurable pre-driver increases operating range for three-phase BLDC motor control
Position sensor features high robustness and accuracy
Magnetic sensor has discrete protection components incorporated into package
Automotive motor drivers bring LIN-ready single chip solution to BLDC motors, actuators
Hall sensors are optimized for seat positioning systems, buckle switches and wipers
New Melexis LIN Transceiver drives down cost
Programmable current sensor for high-speed control applications
Melexis achieves MOST compliance for fiber optic transceivers in SMD package
Melexis offers modular tire pressure monitoring system
Melexis utilizes time-of-flight technology for collision avoidance system
Melexis integrated MEMs sensors handle more than just pressure
Fully calibrated high accuracy MEMs infrared temperature sensor
Melexis rolls second-generation Triaxis sensors
The end of sensor-based BLDC control?
Rudi De Winter wants limping X-Fab to get up to speed
Camera sensor brings high dynamic range to automotive applications
LIN slave chip connects switch modules, IO-extensions to LIN network
Brose tops automotive electronics growth ranking
Melexis profiatbly rides the ecology wave


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