Get to know more about the Sensors - Millennium Semiconductors India Private Limited

Sensors are devices that detect quantities such as pressure, temperature, light, heat, movement, vibration, fluidity, position, humidity, or any other event or environmental change; Convert them to electrical signals to make them measurable. We receive this information through electronic devices with various types of sensors on them. The mantra adopted by the sensor industry, in general, is smaller, faster, and cheaper solutions. 


In the world of electronics, the application of sensors to devices has turned IoT into an intelligent system and improved automation. Different technologies include biosensors, LiDAR sensors, fusion sensor, ADAS, smart sensors, photonic sensors, gesture recognition, large-area sensors, energy harvesting, and electronic skin / skinput. We serve all sensor segments: Automotive, Lighting, Industrial, Consumer, Defense, IoT, Medical, etc. Millennium Semiconductors, an electronic components distributor, has multiple lines for all types of sensors, as well as sensor-based solutions.

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