The annual meeting of Senser Technology in 2024 was grandly held on the evening of January 17th at the Wangge Fishing Village in Shiyan. The theme of this annual meeting is "Riding the Winds and Breaking the Waves, Creating Brilliance Together", aiming to summarize the work achievements of the past year, look forward to the future development blueprint, and further strengthen communication and collaboration among employees.

The importance of current sensors as the "eyes and ears" in circuit systems is self-evident. They are not only responsible for monitoring and controlling the current to ensure the stable operation of the system, but also play key roles in circuit protection, performance monitoring, and high and low voltage isolation. With the rapid development of industries such as Industry 4.0, electric vehicles, and renewable energy, the demand for current sensors is also increasing. So, what will the next generation of current sensors look like? This article will delve into this topic and reveal the development trends and technological characteristics of future current sensors.  

In today's rapidly advancing technology, miniaturization has become an important direction pursued by many fields. Micro pressure sensors, as outstanding representatives of this trend, have become an indispensable part of modern technology and industry due to their small size, high precision, and wide range of applications. This article will delve into the working principle, application areas, important indicators, and calibration methods of miniature pressure sensors to reveal the technological secrets behind them.

Information technology consists of collection, transmission, and processing, namely sensor, communication, and computer technology. With the integration of technologies such as big data, high computing power, and large models, as well as the arrival of artificial intelligence, the importance of sensors has become more prominent. How to build a complete industrial chain based on semiconductor MEMS process technology and sensitive mechanisms, and form a "dual ecological" industrial synergy system integrating government, industry, academia, research, application, and service, is the urgent task for the development of sensor industrialization.

As the source of information acquisition, sensors are the bridge connecting the physical world and the digital world, and have become an indispensable cornerstone of the information society. It converts various physical quantities, chemical quantities, or biological characteristics into detectable and digitized electrical signals, and is our primary tool for perceiving the world. Sensors play a crucial role in fields such as scientific research, industrial production, national defense and security, and medical health.