Acal BFi has signed a new pan-European distribution agreement with Tronics Microsystems Acal BFi will be exclusively distributing Tronics Microsystems GYPRO high performance MEMS inertial sensors to the European markets.
“We are pleased to partner with Acal BFi, the leading sensor solutions provider in Europe, who have the breadth, scale, knowledge and technical abilities to support customers with their design challenges” said Pascal Langlois, Chief Executive Officer of Tronics. “This collaboration represents a new opportunity to accelerate our development of high performance inertial applications, and it will provide our customers with preferred access to Tronics Microsystems state-of-the-art products and technology”.
Tronics Microsystems is an independent European supplier of high performance inertial products. With over 15 years of technology expertise, Tronics Microsystems GYPRO standard product line responds to the increasing demand of system manufacturers for highly stable and high-performance inertial sensors. Combining all key benefits on a single chip, Tronics Microsystems standard MEMS inertial sensors are tailored for markets with high added value such as avionics, security, oil & gas and marine.
The GYPRO series offers excellent bias stability (Allan variance) of 0.8°/h and the lowest angular random walk of any comparable gyro. Designed specifically to meet the most demanding requirements of navigation and stabilization applications, Tronics Microsystems GYPRO2300 and GYPRO3300 series boast miniature size, light weight and low power consumption (25mA), offering customers the best performance to price ratio product in the market place.
Martin Kemp, European Business Development Director – Sensors Business Unit at Acal BFi, added: “We are delighted to announce our pan-European partnership with Tronics Microsystems. The addition of their leading-edge range of GYPRO® standard products complements Acal BFi’s existing sensor portfolio and enhances our ability to provide our customers with the highest performance and most innovative products on the market”.
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