Environmental Sensors Product Roundup  

This week’s Product Roundup highlights environmental sensors from leading connector manufacturers and suppliers.

Environmental Sensors

Heilind Electronics supplies the 2JCIE-BU01, which connects via USB or Bluetooth to transmit measurement data using OMRON’s advanced algorithm. It delivers highly accurate earthquake detection based on vibrational acceleration and supports continuous air quality monitoring through its built-in VOC sensor.

Honeywell magnetic sensors, available from Chief Enterprises, provide accurate measurement of the direction and strength of Earth’s magnetic field for use in industrial and navigation applications. The HMC100x and HMC102x sensors are small, surface-mount devices that provide OEMs with a simple and cost-effective way to design magnetic field solutions with high sensitivity and consistent performance. For applications that need a complete solution, the HMC6343 is a fully integrated electronic compass module that combines a three-axis magneto resistive sensor, a three-axis MEMS accelerometer, and onboard processing with built-in heading calculation, tilt compensation, and magnetic distortion correction.

TE’s TriCAN sensor combines relative humidity, temperature, and pressure measurement in one rugged, automotive-grade sensor with digital CAN bus output. Optimized for extreme humidity and temperature conditions, it delivers fast, accurate data to improve combustion efficiency, reduce emissions, and protect engine durability in demanding automotive, truck, bus, and fuel cell applications. It offers enhanced protection against pollution and quick recovery time after condensation, thanks to the heater near the humidity sensing element. With multiple power supply options (5V, 12V, 24V), high chemical resistance, and customizable CAN frames, including an optional NOx humidity correction factor, the TriCan provides OEMs with a reliable and flexible solution for next-generation engine management.

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