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<< Figure 3: Bosch Sensortec samples 9-axis MEMS sensor BMX055. >>
running diagonally across this image are designed to measure acceleration and are some 500 micrometers in length and only around 3 micrometers thick. The insect’s antennae are also around 500 micrometers long. This image was tinted later using a computer. >>
<< Figure 2: Using these tiny high-tech helpers, Bosch is teaching cars and modern electronic devices how to feel: these micro chips can be found in smartphones, laptops, games consoles and other — especially portable — consumer electronics devices. They work as highly sensitive measuring instruments, determining acceleration, pressure, rotary motion or the earth’s magnetic field. The latest generation of these sensors unites a host of functions within a casing only a few square millimeters in size. >>
<< Figure 4:MEMS sensors for consumer electronics from Bosch. >>
<< Figure 5:Wafer production in the new Bosch semiconductor fab. Bosch‘s new semiconductor manufacturing facility will produce integrated circuits (ICs) and MEMS. These will be built on thin silicon wafers with a diameter of eight inches. >>
<< Figure 6: Automotive Electronics. Bosch‘s new semiconductor manufacturing facility will produce integrated circuits (ICs) and MEMS. These will be built on thin silicon wafers with a diameter of eight inches.>>
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