Sensors & micro-assemblies | MICRO NANO TECH

At a glance

Technical specifications

Dimensions, tolerances and performance are agreed for your part and confirmed in the quotation.

Physical sensors	Pressure, temperature, force and strain
Chemical and biological sensors	Gas, pH and ion, glucose and lactate
Optical sensors	Photodetectors and spectroscopy sensors
Magnetic and acoustic sensors	Magnetoresistive, acoustic and ultrasonic
Micro-assemblies	Integration of microchips, MEMS devices and sensorsDimensions and acceptance criteria are project-specific

Construction options

Micro-assembly

Precise positioning and integration of microchips, MEMS devices, sensors and actuators into compact functional systems.

Sensor types

Physical, chemical and biological, optical, magnetic and acoustic sensors.

Function first

Tell us what the assembly should sense, connect or actuate; component selection and development scope follow from that.

A flat circular copper coil attached to a black and gold-coloured connection tab — Flat coil with a connection tab

Applications

Biomedical devices
Microfluidics
Microelectronics
Optoelectronics
MEMS devices
Aerospace and defence
Consumer electronics
Medical devices and healthcare
Automotive
Security and surveillance
Environmental monitoring
Mining and resource extraction
Renewable energy
Building automation

Engineering

Engineering for this component

Research & development

We investigate technical questions and develop materials, systems and products from concept to prototype.

Micro-assembly

We position and integrate miniature components into functional assemblies, including complete coil modules.

PCB prototyping

Prototype circuit boards, from single-layer designs to complex multilayer boards, for testing and design evaluation.

Before you write

What to specify

Sensing function, component interfaces, mounting and acceptance checks.

Attach a PDF or STEP drawing to your enquiry, or ask for an NDA before sharing it.

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Technical detail

Product details

Start with the function

Describe what the assembly should sense, connect or actuate, and how it fits into the larger device. This helps separate component selection from the development still required.

Integration at component level

Discuss the physical envelope, component interfaces, electrical connections and mounting requirements. Use a drawing or reference assembly to make constraints clear.

Agree what will be checked

Define the functional checks, operating conditions and acceptance evidence for your application.