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ChenYang Technologies GmbH & Co. KG |
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ChenYang means RISING SUN in Chinese. ChenYang Technologies GmbH & Co. KG was founded on solid technical fundamentals in Sensorics, Measurement Technology and Magnetics
in 2002. The company locates between Munich and Munich Airport. It bases on Germany, takes a broad view at the whole
world, and sells its products world wide.
The main products include Hall Effect switching ICs, linear Hall elements, current and voltage sensors, Hall gear tooth sensors, Hall Vane sensors,
Hall proximity switches, magnetoresistive speed sensors, Gaussmeters, fluxmeters, magnetic pole detectors and various kinds of permanent magnetic products etc.
ChenYang stands for unceasing technology innovation to improve the quality of its products for fulfilling customers' high
requirements and offers customers first-class services.
The research and development works of ChenYang focus on electromagnetic measuring technique and sensor technology, development and application of Hall sensors,
measurements of weak magnetic fields and weak current, speed and position measurement, precision measurement technology, permanent-magnetic material applications and so on.
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| To be one of the main suppliers for Hall Effect Sensors (Hall ICs, current, voltage, speed, position sensors),
Measuring Devices & Instruments and Magnetic Products in Germany and Europe.
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| To exceed our customer’s expectations in quality, delivery, and cost through continuous
improvement and customer interaction
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| You can find our Company Policy here. |
| Headquarters: |
Finsing |
| Registering Court: |
Amtsgericht München |
| Commercial register number: |
HRA 88262 |
| Value Added Tax (VAT) no: |
DE814701243 |
| Personally responsible Partner: |
ChenYang Technologies Verwaltungs GmbH |
| Headquarters: |
Finsing, Registering Court: Amtsgericht München, HRB162758 |
| Managing Director: |
Dr.-Ing. habil. Jigou Liu |
| January 2002: |
ChenYang Engineering Office of Sensors and Measurements |
| April 2005: |
ChenYang Engineering Office of Sensors Magnetics & Measurement |
| June 2006: |
Registration of ChenYang Technologies GmbH & Co. KG |
| September 2007: |
Company removal from Erding to Finsing near Munich |
September 2010:
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Longterm Cooperation with University of Shanghai for Science and Technology, Training Program of Postgraduate Students |
| May 2011: |
Production of Magnetic Pole Detector and Hall Effect Gear Tooth Sensors |
| March 2013: |
Establishment of subsidiary company "ChenYang Technologies (HK) Co., Limited" in Hong Kong |
| October 2013: |
Production of Hall Probe for magnetic field measurement |
| December 2013: |
Establishment of subsidiary company "SONNE Technologies (Shanghai) Co., Ltd." in Shanghai, China |
| February 2014: |
Production of precise Open Loop Hall Effect Current Sensors |
July 8, 2014:
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Cooperation with Institute for Electrical Drive Systems and Power Electronics, Munich University of Technology
in areas of direct rotational speed measurement and current measurement, Training Program of Postgraduate Students |
| November 21, 2014: |
Registration of the European Union trade mark SONNECY for all ChenYang products |
| November 26, 2014: |
Registration of the Chinese trade markSONNECY for all ChenYang products in China |
January 9, 2015:
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Registration of the subsidiary company SONNECY GmbH for sales of all ChenYang sensor and measuring instrument products on global markets outside the European Union (EU). |
August 11, 2015:
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Certification of ISO9001:2008
by TÜV Süd Management Servce GmbH for development, manufacture and distribution of products in the areas:
Sensors, measurement technology and magnetics, especially Hall Effect sensors, electromagnetic and photo electronic measurement technology and permanent magnetic materials. |
June 26, 2018:
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Certification of ISO9001:2015
by TÜV Süd Management Service GmbH for development, manufacture and distribution of products in the areas:
Sensors, measurement technology and magnetics, especially Hall Effect sensors, electromagnetic and photoelectronic measurement technology and permanent magnetic materials. |
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