TDK-Micronas, a preferred partner for sensing and control, serves all major automotive electronics customers worldwide, many of them in long-term partnerships for lasting success. Micronas offers a variety of Hall-effect sensors for automotive and industrial applications. With over 25 years of in-house manufacturing experience, Micronas’ team has perfected the production of sensors and actuators to ensure operational excellence. Micronas was also the first company to integrate a Hall-effect based sensor into CMOS technology in 1993, and since then, Micronas has shipped over six billion Hall sensors to the automotive and industrial market. Micronas’s operational headquarters are based in Freiburg im Breisgau (Germany), where Micronas employs around 1,000 talented individuals.
Micronas Semiconductor Holding AG manufactures Hall sensors and embedded motor controllers for automotive and industrial electronics. The company operates two reportable divisions: The Automotive division develops, manufactures, and sells sensors and embedded controllers for smart actuators used in the automotive industry. The Industrial division develops, manufactures, and sells sensors and embedded controllers for smart actuators used in the industrial industry. The majority of its revenue is generated from its Automotive segment, primarily in Germany.
TDK-Micronas is the center of competence for magnetic-field sensors and CMOS integration within the TDK group. TDK-Micronas has gained operational excellence for sensors and actuators production in over 25 years of in-house manufacturing. It has been the first company to integrate a Hall-effect based sensor into CMOS technology in 1993. Since then, TDK-Micronas has shipped over six billion Hall sensors to the automotive and industrial market. The operational headquarters are located in Freiburg im Breisgau (Germany).
