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Melexis and Phase IV Engineering Enable HF RFID Sensing Applications
You Can't Touch? Just Sense!
IEPER, Belgium, May 19, 2010-- Melexis and Phase IV Engineering have joined forces to create
new RFID wireless sensing solutions for difficult to solve sensing
applications. Based on the Melexis MLX90129 HF RFID enabled sensor tag IC and
Phase IV's sensor tag expertise, any resistive sensor application requiring
contactless battery-less sensing or data logging of temperature, pressure,
strain, humidity, light, etc, can now be addressed.
For over eighteen years Phase IV Engineering has been engaged
in research, development and production of both passive and active wireless
sensing and monitoring products. Originally focused on low frequency RFID
sensor tags, they have extended their expertise to the high frequency range
(13.56MHz). As an innovative player in the semiconductor business, Melexis
has promoted sensor tag IC's since the early 2000's and introduced the
versatile MLX90129 in 2009.
"When we started to promote the MLX90129, we primarily
targeted the cold chain monitoring market and we are meeting great success in
this area" said Gilles Cerede, Product Line Manager at Melexis. "But we have
a lot of customers outside of cold chain telling us that the MLX90129 is the
ideal IC to address their applications, like sensing moving parts inside a
sealed cavity or embedding sensors within a material. For these specific
requests, it is obvious that Phase IV is the right company to turn these
challenges into solutions."
Scott Dalgleish, COO at Phase IV Engineering, commented,
"Phase IV's real core competency is providing complete sensing solutions for
the wireless and embedded sensing problems that customers from a very wide
variety of industries bring us. With the MLX90129, we can very effectively
provide great solutions to many sensing projects we would have previously
turned-away. The advanced features of the MLX90129 opened up many new
markets for us - so we eagerly embraced it."
Melexis will demonstrate a Phase IV temperature sensor tag
based on the MLX90129 at Sensor & Test 2010 in the Hall 12, on the Melexis
Booth, (#426).
Picture is available:
http://picasaweb.google.com/rmomelexis/MelexisPhaseIV?authkey=Gv1sRgCNfC
oM-frYn3sgE&feat=directlink
(Due to the length of this URL, it may be necessary to copy and paste
this hyperlink into your Internet browser's URL address field. Remove the
space if one exists.)
Rik Moens
Marketing & Communications Professional Europe
Phone: +32-13-670-795
Mobile: +32-485-88-94-12
E-mail: rmo@melexis.com
Source: Melexis
Rik Moens: Marketing & Communications Professional Europe, Phone: +32-13-670-795, Mobile: +32-485-88-94-12, E-mail: rmo@melexis.com
Melexis and Phase IV Engineering Enable HF RFID Sensing Applications
You Can't Touch? Just Sense!
IEPER, Belgium, May 19, 2010-- Melexis and Phase IV Engineering have joined forces to create
new RFID wireless sensing solutions for difficult to solve sensing
applications. Based on the Melexis MLX90129 HF RFID enabled sensor tag IC and
Phase IV's sensor tag expertise, any resistive sensor application requiring
contactless battery-less sensing or data logging of temperature, pressure,
strain, humidity, light, etc, can now be addressed.
For over eighteen years Phase IV Engineering has been engaged
in research, development and production of both passive and active wireless
sensing and monitoring products. Originally focused on low frequency RFID
sensor tags, they have extended their expertise to the high frequency range
(13.56MHz). As an innovative player in the semiconductor business, Melexis
has promoted sensor tag IC's since the early 2000's and introduced the
versatile MLX90129 in 2009.
"When we started to promote the MLX90129, we primarily
targeted the cold chain monitoring market and we are meeting great success in
this area" said Gilles Cerede, Product Line Manager at Melexis. "But we have
a lot of customers outside of cold chain telling us that the MLX90129 is the
ideal IC to address their applications, like sensing moving parts inside a
sealed cavity or embedding sensors within a material. For these specific
requests, it is obvious that Phase IV is the right company to turn these
challenges into solutions."
Scott Dalgleish, COO at Phase IV Engineering, commented,
"Phase IV's real core competency is providing complete sensing solutions for
the wireless and embedded sensing problems that customers from a very wide
variety of industries bring us. With the MLX90129, we can very effectively
provide great solutions to many sensing projects we would have previously
turned-away. The advanced features of the MLX90129 opened up many new
markets for us - so we eagerly embraced it."
Melexis will demonstrate a Phase IV temperature sensor tag
based on the MLX90129 at Sensor & Test 2010 in the Hall 12, on the Melexis
Booth, (#426).
Picture is available:
http://picasaweb.google.com/rmomelexis/MelexisPhaseIV?authkey=Gv1sRgCNfC
oM-frYn3sgE&feat=directlink
(Due to the length of this URL, it may be necessary to copy and paste
this hyperlink into your Internet browser's URL address field. Remove the
space if one exists.)
Rik Moens
Marketing & Communications Professional Europe
Phone: +32-13-670-795
Mobile: +32-485-88-94-12
E-mail: rmo@melexis.com
Source: Melexis
Rik Moens: Marketing & Communications Professional Europe, Phone: +32-13-670-795, Mobile: +32-485-88-94-12, E-mail: rmo@melexis.com