Datasheet:
SS541AT.pdf
Features
- Quad Hall design virtually eliminates mechanical stress effects
- Temperature compensated magnetics
- Super high sensitivity available
- Symmetry of operate/release points about zero gauss
(bipolar/latching) - Low current consumption
- High output current capability
Description
The temperature compensated Hall effect sensor consists of a quad
Hall sensing element in a square integrated circuit chip, which is
then encapsulated in a glass-filled thermoset molding material. The
small SOT89 style package surface mounts on PC boards and
flexible circuits.
The integrated circuit is thermally balanced for predictable
performance over specified temperature range. Built-in temperature
compensation has a negative slope (operate and release points
decrease as temperature increases). This slope is optimized to
match the negative temperature coefficient of low cost magnets, to
track their performance over temperature. Bipolar, unipolar and
latching magnetics are available.
Band gap regulation provides extremely stable operation over the
full supply voltage range. SS500 series sensors can use existing
power supply sources in most applications, and can be directly
interfaced with many electronic components without buffering or
compensation circuitry.
Contact person:
Frances New
Phone:+86-755-81832961
Fax:+86-755-83299282
Email:sumzi@sumzi.com
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