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MeMS productS Patented ComPaCt memS Flow SenSorS deteCt Clogged FilterS The Omron family of MEMS (MicroElectroMechanical System) Flow Sensors includes intelligent compact models capable of measuring flow velocity and mass flow rate movement with highly repeatable accuracy. These sensors are available to measure mass flow rates from 1 LPM to 50 LPM (Liters per Minute). High sensitivity is achieved with the MEMS Flow Chip. omron elecTronIc componenTs, schaumburg, il KnowleS SurFaCe mount memS miCroPhoneS • New digital mics eliminate analog noise • New integrated designs with differential or switchable gain • “Zero height” for thinnest ever designs • Original “mini” with footprint less than 18mm2 • RF Hardened products eliminate GSM/TDMA burst noise in handset designs Built on our CMOS/MEMS technology platform (originally launched in 2002), the SiSonic™ silicon-based microphone series is entering its fourth generation of development, with product shipments exceeding 400 million units to date. The proven and evolving design series continues to support high-performance, highdensity innovation in such applications as cell phones, digital still cameras, portable music players, and other portable electronic devices. Design variables include ever-smaller sizes, lower profiles and mounting options, increased output capacities, and new digital audio options that eliminate analog noise. For manufacturers, surface mount designs eliminate off-line subassembly production costs. Customized designs are supplied on tape-and-reel and can be run through standard automatic pick-n-place equipment during in-line surface mount manufacturing. The microphones can also be integrated with our patented IntelliSonic™ software and special porting designs to provide a precisely customized sound. 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