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Now in final product development stages, IEM's MEMS strain sensor measures 1.5 millimeters on a side. Providing inherent 2-dimensional stress/strain measurement with a gauge factor over 100, the sensor will function in temperatures over 400 degrees C. Developed for Health and Usage Monitoring Systems (HUMS) applications on rotorcraft components, IEM's MEMS strain sensor can measure strains in a wide range of applications. Full specification sheets will be coming soon; contact our R&D department for more information.
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Fully wireless independent sensor nodes, the INSU units can be adapted to use almost any type of low-power sensor. By harvesting ambient energy (solar, wind, vibration, etc.), the INSU unit will offer extremely long-lasting field operation in most settings, requiring no battery swaps or other maintenance once placed. These miniature independent wireless sensor monitoring devices will measure less than 0.5" square and 0.4" high, with a total volume of one-tenth of a cubic inch or less. The INSU units are now in advanced development stages and IEM is looking for early technology adopters. Contact our R&D department for more information.
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