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MDT Introduces AMR132x and AMR134x AMR Magnetic Switch Sensor Series for Magnetic Tamper Detection and Pneumatic Cylinder Position Sensing
MDT’s Feature-rich AMR and TMR Sensor Portfolios Offer Customers Accelerated Time-to-market for Magnetic Sensing Applications
SAN JOSE, Calif. and ZHANGJIAGANG, China, July 17, 2023 /PRNewswire/ — MultiDimension Technology Co., Ltd. (MDT), a leading manufacturer of magnetic sensors specializing in AMR (anisotropic magnetoresistance) and TMR (tunneling magnetoresistance) technologies, has expanded its AMR magnetic sensor portfolio with the latest addition of AMR132x and AMR134x AMR switch sensor series.
The AMR132x series includes AMR1320 and AMR1321 omnipolar omnidirection magnetic switches. Unlike most magnetic switch sensors that respond to magnetic fields along a single direction, these sensors detect magnetic fields from any direction within 360°. This unique capability provides a cost-effective alternative to Reed switches for magnetic tamper detection in utility meters including water, gas and electricity meters, and many magnetic-activated proximity switches. AMR1320 and AMR1321 feature ultra-low power consumption at 1~3 microAmpere, enabling extended lifetime for battery-operated sensor applications.
Designed for pneumatic cylinder position sensing, the AMR1341 and AMR1342 omnipolar magnetic switches feature accurate switching points with low hysteresis, two sensitivity settings for different magnet types and stroke lengths, and effective double-switching suppression. The 1kHz high-speed operation, low-power consumption of 40 microAmpere, ultra-compact packages, and a wide range of supply voltage from 1.6~5.0V make them adaptable to a variety of applications.
Key features of AMR132x and AMR134x series include:
Part |
Sensitive |
Supply |
Average |
Switching |
BOP |
BRP |
Output |
Packaging type |
AMR1320 |
360° |
1.8~5.5 |
1 |
30 |
±17 |
±12 |
CMOS |
SOT23-3 |
AMR1321 |
3 |
100 |
±25 |
±20 |
||||
AMR1341 |
X-axis |
1.6~5.0 |
40 |
1000 |
±15 |
±10 |
CMOS |
DFN3L |
AMR1342 |
±35 |
±27 |
MDT’s AMR sensor portfolio includes AMR switch sensors, AMR angle sensors, AMR linear sensors and AMR magnetic scale sensors. MDT’s AMR sensors complement its TMR sensor product series, providing customers with an extensive selection of magnetic sensing solutions for new product development or replacing legacy products. By leveraging MDT’s cutting-edge magnetic sensing technologies, customers can expedite their time-to-market and achieve an enhanced return on investment. All of MDT’s AMR and TMR sensors are available to order from Digi-key.
About MDT
MultiDimension Technology was founded in 2010 in Zhangjiagang, Jiangsu Province, China, with branch offices in Beijing, Shanghai, Chengdu, and Ningbo in China, Tokyo, Japan, and San Jose, Calif., USA. MDT has developed a unique intellectual property portfolio, and state-of-the-art manufacturing capabilities that can support volume production of high-performance, low-cost AMR and TMR magnetic sensors to satisfy the most demanding application needs. Led by its core management team of elite experts and veterans in magnetic sensor technology and engineering services, MDT is committed to creating added value for its customers and ensuring their success. For more information about MDT please visit http://www.multidimensiontech.com.
Media Contacts
Jinfeng Liu, [email protected],
Tel: +1-650-275-2318 (US), +86-189-3612-1156 (China)
Jilie Wei, [email protected],
Tel: +86-189-3612-1160 (China)
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Russian Court Jails Finiko Crypto Scam Exec for Three Years
A Finiko executive has been sentenced to three years in prison by a Russian court for her involvement in what is described as the largest crypto scam in the post-Soviet era.
According to Izvestia, Liliya Nurieva, the former head of networks at Finiko, received a four and a half year sentence from a court in Vakhitovsky, Kazan on May 17. However, the court stated that it would take into account the time she had already spent in pre-trial detention as “time served.”
Despite prosecutors’ requests for a six and a half year sentence, the judge rejected them. Nurieva, who had faced a possible 10-year imprisonment, reached a “pre-trial agreement” with prosecutors.
Nurieva’s defense attorney announced her intention to appeal the verdict. She was convicted of fraud and organized crime-related charges.
Finiko, initially presented as a crypto “investment fund” in 2018, allegedly defrauded citizens of around $1.1 billion, according to the country’s Central Bank. Much of this sum remains unrecovered.
The unraveling of the project began in 2021, leading to the flight of many Finiko figures abroad. After an international manhunt, Interpol detained co-founder Edvard Sabirov in the UAE in late 2022, while co-founder Kirill Doronin was arrested in mid-2021.
However, Nurieva is the first Finiko executive to be convicted and sentenced.
Finiko promised investors an “automated profit-generating system” with returns of “up to 30%” on investments of $1,000 or more. It also offered various lending and financial services with lucrative terms.
The company allegedly employed Ponzi scheme tactics, using funds from new investors to pay off older ones. By mid-2021, its platforms became unstable, with customers reporting delayed payments. In June of that year, payments ceased entirely, the value of its cryptocurrency plummeted, and Finiko offices nationwide abruptly closed.
During its peak, Finiko enjoyed popularity on social media, and initial estimates suggested nearly 10,000 individuals invested in its platforms.
Nurieva’s defense argued that she was unaware of Finiko’s fraudulent nature upon joining and had invested her own money in the company. It wasn’t until later interactions with senior executives that she realized the scheme’s illegitimacy.
Some Finiko investors attended the trial, with one, Lyudmila Yamshchikova from Kazan, expressing disappointment over halted payments, which she had relied on for mortgage payments and other financial obligations.
Source: cryptonews.com
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Hong Kong’s Crypto Ambitions Hit Snag: Can ETFs Steer the Ship?
Hong Kong’s launch of its first Bitcoin and Ether ETFs in late April aimed to capture part of the $55 billion US market. However, the ETFs have experienced investor outflows, perplexing analysts. Experts attribute this to concerns over China’s strict crypto stance and high management fees compared to US products.
Despite initial setbacks, some analysts remain optimistic. Bloomberg’s Rebecca Sin notes that total assets under management (AUM) exceed $250 million, indicating potential growth to $1 billion within two years. Hong Kong’s crypto journey is still unfolding, facing challenges from regulatory uncertainties and regional competitors like Singapore and Dubai.
On the Flipside
High Management Fees: Hong Kong’s ETFs have higher fees than similar US products, potentially deterring investors.
Regulatory Uncertainty: The evolving regulatory landscape in Hong Kong may create hesitancy among investors.
Institutional Adoption: Established financial institutions in Hong Kong may be slow to embrace crypto, limiting market growth.
Source: dailycoin.com
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Binance Web3 Wallet Introduces Yield Plus and Simple Yield
In a bid to offer its users more opportunities in the Decentralized Finance (DeFi) space, Binance Web3 Wallet has introduced two new ways to earn: ‘Yield Plus’ and ‘Simple Yield’. These new features will be accessible right within the Binance Web3 Wallet Earn section.
About Yield Plus Zone
The Yield Plus Zone is a unique feature designed to showcase projects with potential airdrops or additional yield opportunities. This feature will give users easy access to projects that offer multiple levels of rewards. The initial projects that will be included are Eigenpie, Kamino Finance, Lista Dao, Marinade, Ondo Finance, Renzo, StakeStone, and SolBlaze. Binance Web3 Wallet plans to announce exclusive campaigns in future updates through the Binance Web3 X account.
About Simple Yield Zone
The Simple Yield Zone allows users to earn an Annual Percentage Rate (APR) with stablecoins and other tokens by providing liquidity to lending protocols. When providing liquidity, users may receive both the Supply APR and Distribution APR, depending on the protocol chosen.
More on Binance Web3 Wallet
Developed with a commitment to innovation, security, and seamless user experience, the Binance Web3 Wallet is a secure, self-custodial crypto wallet integrated within the Binance App. It serves as a bridge between the Exchange and Web3, enabling users to interact with multiple blockchains, trade thousands of tokens, earn yield, and explore a selection of the best decentralized applications (dApps) all in one wallet.
Source: blockchain.news
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