Resonant inductive position sensing chips.
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Founded in 2007, CambridgeIC develops integrated circuits for sensing the precise position of moving parts in machines. For over 20 years our team has been leading the development of resonant inductive position sensing - our customers rely on our expertise to constantly push the performance of this technology. CambridgeIC's single-chip processing solutions - Central Tracking Units (or CTUs) - allow customers to easily embed non-contact position encoders into their products, with solutions effective in high volumes at low cost. The results speak for themselves; our products are designed into hundreds of thousands of products across the world, in applications from medical robotics to cash handling.
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