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Silicon Designs Inc. recently launched our redesigned website with engineers, buyers, and teams in mind who need quick access to technical details for their applications. If you’re sourcing a new accelerometer model, trying to match requirements for a custom build, or comparing MEMS accelerometer options for multiple applications, the updated layout was built with your workflow in mind.
Filter and Compare Specs with the Product Finder
With Silicon Designs’ new Product Finder, you can find the MEMS DC accelerometer that matches your application in seconds without digging through web page after web page.
Here’s how the new Product Finder works:
- Filter results instantly by axis count, acceleration range, input voltage, and connection type.
- Compare accelerometer models side-by-side with live data.
- Toggle to view in-depth stats such as bias stability, bandwidth, and noise performance in each product’s Stats tab.
It’s all designed to make your search easier and more precise.
See What Each Model Offers Right in the Category View
In every product category, you can now browse by accelerometer specifications and applications without opening a single datasheet. If you’re sourcing multiple sensors or qualifying options for a new build, this saves time and gives you the basics from the start:
- Specs like input voltage, output type, acceleration range, and axis format are visible at a glance.
- View typical use cases upfront. These may be the most common applications, but the possibilities definitely aren’t limited to them.
- Learn which models fit your condition within a category before digging into the full datasheet.
This is especially helpful for buyers or teams still figuring out what they need. It brings clarity earlier in the search and shortens the time between browsing and a shortlist.
Ready to Search Without Friction?
The redesigned Silicon Designs Inc. site gives you a faster way to find the right sensor. That means less time spent sorting through specs and more time focusing on your test plan, your hardware, or your next deadline.
