Amphenol Advanced Sensors (formerly GE Sensing)
Amphenol Advanced Sensors, previously known as GE Sensing, is a globally recognized semiconductor manufacturer. The company was established in 2007 following the acquisition of General Electric's advanced sensor business by Amphenol Corporation. Operating under the umbrella of Amphenol, the venture carries on a rich history of innovation and excellent product development previously attributed to GE Sensing.
The corporation's headquarters are located in St. Mary’s, Pennsylvania, USA, but its influence spans the globe with a wide distribution network. Their product portfolio is diverse and advanced, covering a vast range of applications in industries such as automotive, medical, industrial, and aviation. A primary focus is the development and production of temperature, pressure, humidity, and gas sensors.
The main categories of their products include Thermometrics, Telaire, NovaSensor, Kaye, Protimeter, and Artel. These brands cover a wide spectrum of sensor technology. Thermometrics offers a range of temperature sensors. Telaire focuses on carbon dioxide and humidity sensors, while NovaSensor specializes in pressure sensors. Kaye provides a variety of thermal validation solutions, Protimeter offers moisture and humidity detection, and Artel deals with aspects relating to HVAC/R (Heating, Ventilation, Air Conditioning, and Refrigeration).