Worlds Thinnest Class Of Magnetic Sensor

MRUS61C developed by NEC is the world's thinnest class of magnetic sensor.

MRUS61C will be used for power and backlight switches in folding mobile phones and notebook computers, detecting the opening and closing of these and other similar devices.

It adopts a unique structure formed by the layering of magnetoresistive elements on IC circuits, achieving the world's thinnest class of magnetic sensors at a thickness of 0.35mm. This is 0.18mm thinner than NEC's existing models.

NEC is committed to the development of magnetic sensors that meet the needs of the global market.



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