Successful IHK course participation!

Commitment pays off! All our participants finish the course with great results!

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13 employees of Micro-Hybrid show their certificate for the course Electrical engineering by Chamber of Commerce and Industry

CONGRATULATIONS!

Silvia Walter from the Chamber of Commerce and Industry East Thuringia personally congratulated 13 happy employees on their successful graduation. A group of 18 employees completed the course on the field of electronics/electrical engineering with good or very good results. Great performance!

THURINGIAN HIGH-TECH COMPANY IS ESSENTIAL IN TIMES OF THE CORONA CRISIS

As a global supplier of infrared measurement technology, the thuringian-based company Micro-Hybrid Electronic GmbH is an indispensable partner for medical device manufacturers in the current exceptional situation.

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Portrait of Dr. Knuth Baumgärtel, managing director of Micro-Hybrid Electronic GmbH

15.07.2021 by Margret Hoppert

Groundbreaking success for manned space flight to Mars

CO2 and CO sensor for oxygen production.

Micro-Hybrid IR emitters are also involved in the exciting NASA project of our customer smartGAS.

Application Company Science Technologies and Products

Sales manager of the company SmartGAS with a gas sensor in his hand Micro-hybrid IR emitter on Mars mission

18.06.2019 by Hendrik Bengs

Enter New Space. Mission accomplished, Opportunity!

According to our mission "Enter New Space", the NASA rover "Opportunity" made spectacular scientific discoveries and breathtaking images during its almost 14 years of operation on the red planet. Also on board: high-performance electronics made by Micro Hybrid.

Application Company Science Technologies and Products

21.08.2025 by Fabio Seime

What is Zero Calibration?

Zero calibration is a fundamental process that ensures sensors provide accurate readings. For NDIR (Non-Dispersive Infrared) sensors, it is crucial for maintaining precision over time. The main goal is to confirm the sensor reports zero gas when no target gas is actually present.