MDT Introduces Cutting-Edge TMR Linear Sensors at Sensors Converge 2026

MDT Unveils Ultra-Compact TMR Sensors for Smartphone OIS

At the highly anticipated Sensors Converge 2026 event, MultiDimension Technology Co., Ltd. (MDT) has made headlines with the introduction of its latest ultra-compact TMR linear sensors, the TMR2531 and TMR2539. These new additions to their existing lineup are specifically designed to enhance optical image stabilization (OIS) in modern smartphone cameras, meeting industry demands for precision and efficiency.

Advanced Features for Enhanced Performance

The TMR2531 and TMR2539 are engineered to allow smartphone cameras to achieve micron-level displacement measurements within voice coil motor (VCM) modules. This revolutionary technology enables real-time corrections for camera shake during still and video capture, ensuring sharp and clear images even in dynamic environments.

Key specifications of the TMR2531 include a linear range of ±1000 Gauss, while the TMR2539 boasts an extended range of ±1500 Gauss. Both models feature high signal-to-noise ratios, ensuring reliable performance even in interference-prone VCM settings. Their in-plane magnetic field shielding capability further enhances stability, withstanding magnetic interference up to ±3000 Gauss.

Equipped with a wide supply voltage range from 1.0V to 5.5V, these sensors are well-suited for various applications, especially in space-limited VCM designs, thanks to their ultra-compact DFN4L package dimensions of just 0.8 × 0.5 × 0.25 mm.

Addressing Modern Demands in Camera Technology

As smartphone camera technology progresses, especially with the rise of periscope-style telephoto lenses, the demand for precise OIS has drastically increased. Users expect their devices to deliver professional-grade photography capabilities, necessitating the adoption of equipment that can perform with extreme accuracy. MDT’s TMR sensors meet this requirement head-on, providing not only superior signal reception but also wider linear measurement ranges and exceptional interference resistance.

MDT's TMR sensor technology is not merely an add-on; it's a foundational upgrade for flagship smartphone models looking to equip advanced autofocus (AF) and OIS solutions. The introduction of TMR2531 and TMR2539 completes MDT's existing AF TMR sensor suite, incorporating the TMR4101 and TMR301X, to offer a holistic solution set tailored for next-gen smartphone applications.

High Volume Production Capabilities

MDT's production prowess is equally impressive. The TMR2531 and TMR2539 are designed and manufactured at MDT's state-of-the-art facility in Zhangjiagang, Suzhou, China. This vertically integrated fab supports an astounding annual production capacity of multi-billion units, positioning MDT to meet the escalating demands of the global consumer electronics market effectively.

Furthermore, at Sensors Converge 2026, MDT is not just showcasing its latest sensors. The company is also highlighting innovations in gaming technology, including advanced gaming controllers and keyboards that leverage the precision of MDT’s TMR sensors. Additionally, other exciting products like the TMR8105 picoTesla weak magnetic field detector and HF2905 1.6MHz wide-band TMR current probe will be on display.

About MultiDimension Technology

Founded in 2010, MultiDimension Technology has cemented its status as a leader in the magnetic sensor industry. With offices across Asia and in Silicon Valley, MDT is dedicated to innovation and excellence in sensor technology. The company holds a rich portfolio of intellectual property and is committed to delivering high-performance and cost-effective magnetic sensor solutions to a wide array of applications.

For more details about MDT's groundbreaking technologies and their contributions to the smartphone industry, visit www.multidimensiontech.com.