Low Power Analog Front-end ICs for Biosensing Applications
Where Low Power meets Signal Quality
SNCE800 series is a family of ICs consisting of an Analog Front-end (AFE) and Analog-to-Digital Converter (ADC)
SNCE800 measures activity from the Brain (EEG), Heart (ECG), Muscles (EMG), and other bio-electrical signals from the body with unparalleled signal quality against low power consumption.
It features a real-time electrode impedance check, and an onboard shield driver and has ultra-high input impedance and low leakage current, making SNCE800 compatible with dry electrodes as well as gel-based electrodes.
The SNCE800 series consists of an 8-channel (SNCE808), a 4-channel (SNCE804), and a 2-channel version (SNCE802).
Sencure @ CES2026
Sencure @ CES 2026
Series B – Investment Opportunity
Sencure is currently raising a Series B funding round used for full mass production industrialization step for the SNCE800 Integrated Circuit and Commercial expansion.
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Strategic Partnerships
Strategic Partnerships
Sencure is looking for partnerships with Medical Device Manufacturers, Contract Engineering Companies, and Companies developing Wearable Devices for Consumers that wish to bring their wearable devices to the next level. Together we can bring innovation to many different applications, whether that is for remote patient monitoring, diagnostic devices, or sleep and health tracking devices. SNCE800 can be a good solution for your product.
Sencure is looking for partnerships that embrace the value SNCE800 brings their product and for partners that are seeking viable alternatives to the existing solutions such as the ADS1299, ADS1298, or similar analog front-ends.
Who are we?
Sencure is a start-up based in the Netherlands with a mission to enhance wearable devices in both consumer electronics and medical device industries. Measurement of bio-electrical signals can be challenging where signal quality and power consumption are usually very hard to combine in an optimal way.
Sencure has developed an AFE and ADC in an Integrated Circuit, that measures electrophysiological signals with unparalleled signal quality against minimal power consumption. This allows for much smaller and more advanced wearable devices.
