Micro-Epsilon plays crucial role in Rosetta comet lander

12 December, 2014

Micro-Hybrid also supplied sensor evaluation and electronics for the APXS instrument module on the successful NASA MER double mission to Mars in 2003.

Established in 1992 in Thuringia, Germany, Micro-Hybrid develops innovative mechanical microelectronics and infrared systems. A key player in the development of customer-specific infrared sensors, Micro-Hybrid offers a complete product portfolio for NDIR gas- and liquid- analysis. The company designs hybrid solutions and LTCC (Low Temperature Cofired Ceramics) technology for global core markets; including medical and environmental technology, industrial and aerospace.

Micro-Hybrid offers a wide range of components for electronics applications including sensors and industrial systems for regulation, control and measurement. The company’s micro systems are used in eddy current sensors for non-contact distance measurement and in flow sensors to determine the flow rate of oily or aqueous media. Infrared components are used for non-contact temperature measurement, flame detection, gas measurement and analysis of liquids.

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