Measurement Specialties

For more than 30 years TE Connectivity's (TE) Measurement Specialties sensors have been designed to address the most demanding engineering challenges across a wide range of industries and applications. TE Connectivity Sensors measure pressure/force, position, vibration, temperature, humidity, and fluid properties and are at the heart of many everyday products and provide a vital link to the physical world.

Key Capabilities of TE Connectivity Sensors

  • TE's sensor technology portfolio is both broad in the number of product types and deep in its number of solutions within each technology.
  • Standard and customized sensors are manufactured for various industries including but not limited to automotive, industrial, medical, appliance, aerospace and defense, and industrial and commercial transportation.
  • Our engineers help transform concepts into creations -- redefining what's possible using intelligent, efficient and high performing TE products proven in harsh environments.
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Legacy MEAS Brand Portfolio

Atex | Atexis | BetaTHERM | Celesco | Cosense | Elekon | Encoderdevices | Entran | FGP | Gentech | HLPlanar | Humirel | ICSensors | Intersema | Piezofilm | Pressure Systems | RTD Company | Schaevitz | Sensotherm | Spectrum | Technik | Visyx | Wema | YSI

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Industries

Sensor Industries & Applications

TE’s portfolio of precise, accurate and high-performing sensors are used for customers across several industries from patient monitoring and treatment to industrial automation.

Contact Us Today

Our design engineers will work to find a cost effective, reliable solution to cover your mechanical and electrical requirements. Contact TE regarding standard and custom designs to meet your requirements.

Sensors Webinars

Explore TE Connectivity's (TE) collection of on-demand webinars that offer industry best practices, new products and technology education, and live Q&A with industry experts.

Whitepapers for Sensor Applications

Learn more about the use of sensing technology in applications from industrial automation to medical devices, as well as critical elements for choosing the right sensors for your designs.