Based on Triaxis® technology, the MLX92362 and MLX92361 are patented floating switches from Melexis that deliver continuous level sensing.

Melexis, a global microelectronics engineering company, introduces the MLX90381 3D magnetic pico-resolver.

This interactive tool significantly accelerates the design process, enabling engineers with limited magnetic sensing experience to benefit from such technology.

Car manufacturers continue to adopt animated lighting in the cabin to provide important information such as driver-assistance prompts and vehicle status updates.

Strengthening its position in motor driving for automotive comfort applications, Melexis has just introduced the MLX81160.

These ASIL compliant devices can measure voltage, current and temperature. Customers will be provided with flexibility and design reusability in their electric vehicle (E

This is an important cooperation that strengthens the position of our ToF sensors in the Chinese market

Thanks to this impressive performance the last generation of ICEs will become greener in all circumstances.

With its unmatched EMC and ESD performance, this stand-alone PCB-less device saves space and total module cost for automotive and industrial applications.

The device supports system integration up to ASIL D level functional safety, offering state-of-the-art sensing for steering and valve applications.

Melexis, a global microelectronics engineering company, is adding the MLX90517 to its range of inductive resolver ICs.

The expansion will be realized by constructing a new building for probing, shipping, storage, and offices. The investment will double the current production capacity in K

Samsung uses the MLX90632 contactless temperature sensor in its latest Galaxy Watch5 series.

The new MLX90818 is a packaged absolute pressure sensor that is factory-calibrated to cover the range 1.0 to 5.5 bar, making it ideal for normally aspirated, direct injec

The MLX90632 family is based upon Melexis' established FIR technology that utilizes the fact that every object emits heat radiation.