Kaye

Kaye, as part of the Amphenol Advanced Sensors business is a recognized leader in high accuracy thermal process measurement. Primarily focused on the bio-pharmaceutical applications, Kaye technology is relied upon by the worlds leading drug manufacturers to verify critical sterilization processes as required by governing regulatory bodies.

Founded in 1959 by Dr. Joseph Kaye of MIT, initial projects focused on advancements in thermocouple measurement accuracy. Early advances led to the introduction of the Universal Temperature Reference (UTR) and Ice Point Reference systems, which remain important technologies to this day. Building upon these early developments, Kaye redirected its energy towards system development and introduced the first integrated digital data logger in 1970. With this, the company's focus shifted from supporting research to serving industrial market needs for high accuracy process measurement.

With over 35,000 systems installed around the world, Kaye has become the standard for validating thermal processes and documenting the results.