Our sensing solutions now make it possible to connect "everything" and bring
intelligence to every "endpoint" in a system.
Our patented sensors technology
requires no batteries or wires and communicates wirelessly to a reader over a distance
of as much as 19 meters. Now, temperature and moisture data can be collected and
wirelessly transmitted to a local hub or cloud platform for analysis and
action.
With our low cost Peel"N"Stick sensor attaching them exactly to where you
need to gather data (endpoints) is now possible.
Magnus sensors are available in two versions
Magnus M3D and M3E.
With both series of Magnus sensors temperature can be measured with
better than 0.2°C resolution from -40°C to +125°C and with absolute accuracy better than +/- 1°C
from 0C to 80C and +/- 3°C over the extended range.
Additionally, M3D uses the Chameleon™
engine that generates a SENSOR CODE that quantifies the adaptive RF impedance setting used to
match the sensor antenna. With a properly design antenna, the Chameleon™ engine can function as
an RF sensor and is commonly used in this way to measure moisture. This value can be translated
into a measurement of the environmental conditions being sensed or monitored by antenna. This is
particularly useful for monitoring moisture levels.
The Magnus M3E is an Extended Range
version of Magnus S3D without the Chameleon™ Auto-Tuning Engine.
The AZN5200, Peel”N”Stick label, is a full-featured temperature logger & UHF RFID transceiver based on Axzon’s Opus™ IC. AZN5200 low-cost label style temperature sensor is used for wirelessly tracking temperature sensitive products through the logistics supply chain.
Powered by Magnus® 3LED Locator RFID Transponder IC, AZN3400 is a fully compliant UHF RAIN tag with the added capability of lighting an LED in response to a select command. This feature can be used to locate a tagged object with a known TID or EPC number or to locate a group of tags with a shared field in the TID or EPC. AZN3400 can be read by class 1 gen 2 v2 and ISO/IEC 18000-63 compliant readers, and the LED can be controlled using a protocol compliant select command.
Axzon's flexible Peel”N”Stick sensors are wireless battery-free sensors that are designed to measure temperature and moisture in many applications and environments. These flexible sensors provide a low costs solution for monitoring the environment or product temperatures and can easily be attached to almost any surface. These flexible sensors are available in different versions that have been optimized for specific applications including on-metal or on non-metal surfaces, for temperature only, or temperature and moisture.
Axzon's rugged hard sensors are passive, wireless temperature sensors that are designed to for industrial type applications and require on-metal mounting and the sensor maybe operated in a hostile environment.
This rugged sensor can be used in many applications including switchgear contact assemblies, cable heads, busbars, Power distribution Units (PDUs), Ring main Units (RMUs) and other applications where metal surfaces are common.
Axzon's flexible or rugged hard sensors not suitable for your application? Then design your own. We can supply either our M3D or M3E in die form bumped and on a wafer or in tape and reel in a QFN style package.
These die or packaged sensors can be attached to antennas and integrated into many other products to provide a fully integrated wireless sensor solution.
Targeted at the automotive industry
• A
one-stop package
• Hardware, sensors, software and services
• On-site rapid
proof-of-concept of leak detection
• Bootstrap customer from zero to hero
Turn your
manufacturing SMART with real-time data in the assembly process, or let new in-cabin sensors
put you in the driver’s seat.
We understand your need to improve assembly quality
while controlling warranty and rework costs. It’s an unfortunate reality that 3% of vehicles
leave the factory with assembly issues and leaks. What’s worse is that these leaks cause
mold growth and damage electronics, driving up the warranty repair costs. The secondary
risk of recalls, class actions, and overall brand erosion are equally worrying.