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At SensComp, Inc., we are proud to offer a scholarship program for students in the process of pursuing a college degree in a STEM field. The awarded student will receive $1,000 to be used towards tuition for his or her degree. Who may apply? A U.S. citizen accepted to or currently attending a college or

SensComp is proud to announce that one of its electrostatic sensors passed the rigorous testing criteria to be qualified as a component of an upcoming NASA mission to Titan, Saturn’s largest moon. This mission will launch an 8-bladed rotorcraft over 740 million miles to study the fundamental components of organic life on Titan. SensComp’s electrostatic

Electrostatic devices have a higher sensitivity and bandwidth than piezoelectric devices. Electrostatic devices have a relatively flat response over a wide frequency range, and because they are low-resonant, have very low ring-out characteristics. Such devices have approximately 40 dB greater receive sensitivity than piezoelectric ultrasonic transducers. The increased sensitivity translates into longer-range capabilities (or lower-gain