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Coto introduces smallest MEMS Reed switch

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Coto has introduced a new switch ideally suited to the needs of Medical, Industrial, Automotive, and other applications. In these purposes, small size, zero power operation, and hot switching capabilities are required.

The company claims this MEMS Reed switch is the tiniest in the world.

The RedRock MEMS-Based Reed Switch is a single-pole, single throw (SPST) device with normally open ruthenium contacts. The sensor may be actuated by an electromagnet, a permanent magnet, or a combination of both.

RedRock Reed Switch Features

    2mm² Footprint "“ World's Smallest Reed Switch

    0.3 W Switching Power

    Highly Directional Magnetic Sensitivity

    Hot Switchable

    1000 G Shock Resistance

    Broad Operating Temperature Range

    Hermetically Sealed

    Ideal for SMD Pick and Place

    Tape and Reel Packaging

 


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