IDT to show sensor, wireless power tech at Japanese auto expo

IDT will demonstrate its ZMID520x inductive position sensors – AEC-Q100-qualified, magnet-free sensors touted as highly reliable and lower in cost that ensure immunity to stray magnetic fields – and its high-performance ZSSC4165 sensor signal conditioner for dual resistive bridges.
The firm’s wireless-power demonstrations include PowerShare technology, with which one mobile device can be charged from another, and an interactive, wireless-charging simulation for in-car applications.
“We’re excited to demonstrate advanced solutions that enable our customers to differentiate their end-products while enhancing the end-user experience, and encourage customers to stop by or set up private meetings to learn more,” said Mario Montana, vice president and corporate general manager of IDT’s Automotive and Industrial Group.