The TMR1370 integrates into the company’s existing magnetic sensing lineup, specifically targeting the evolving needs of medical wearable designers. By drawing approximately 30nA at a 3V supply, the device enables systems to remain dormant for extended periods without draining capacity needed for glucose tracking once the device is activated. This efficiency stems from a proprietary Tunneling Magnetoresistance platform that optimizes both sensor architecture and wafer processing.
Designed for compact, thin medical hardware, the chip comes in a 1.6×1.6×0.5mm DFN5L package. It supports an operating voltage range of 1.8V to 4.0V and offers an operating point below 40 Gauss, ensuring consistent wake-up detection. The component complements MDT's previous X-axis and Z-axis series, allowing engineers to migrate existing designs to the new power-efficient architecture while maintaining layout flexibility. Samples are currently available through DigiKey and the manufacturer's direct online store.

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