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Contextual Info: OPTEK Product Bulletin O HN 3030U M ay 1996 Hallogic Hall Effect Sensors Types OHN3030U, OHS3030U A bsolute M axim um Ratings T a = 25 ° C unless otherw ise noted • Operates over a broad range of supply voltages • Excellent temperature stability to

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Abstract: OHN3119U OHS3119U
Contextual Info: 0 OPTEK P roduct Bulletin O HN 3119U M ay 1996 Hallogic Hall Effect Sensors Types OHN3119U, OHS3119U Features Ab so lute M axim um Ratings (T a = 25 ° C unless otherw ise noted • Operates over a broad range of supply voltages • Excellent temperature stability to

2t01

Abstract: OHN3130U OHS3130U
Contextual Info: 0 OPTEK Product B ulletin O H N3130U M ay 1996 Hallogic Hall Effect Sensors Types OHN3130U, OHS3130U Features A b so lute M axim um Ratings (T a = 2 5 ° C unless otherw ise noted • Operates over a broad range of supply voltages • Excellent temperature stability to

OH090U

Contextual Info: OPTEK Product Bulletin O H090U M ay 1996 Hallogic Hall Effect Sensors Type OH090U Features A b so lute M axim um Ratings T a = 2 5 ° C unless otherwise noted • Operates over a broad range of supply voltages • Excellent temperature stability to operate in harsh environments

OHS3020U

Abstract: OHN3020U
Contextual Info: 0 . OPTEK Product Bulletin O HN 3020U M ay 1996 Hallogic Hall Effect Sensors Types OHN3020U, OHS3020U il1111 111 iiiil « H i Features Ab so lute M axim um Ratings T a = 2 5 ° C unless otherw ise noted • Operates over a broad range of supply voltages

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Contextual Info: . OPTEK P roduct B ulletin O H N3113U M ay 1996 Hallogic Hall Effect Sensors Type OHN3113U Features A b so lute M axim um Ratings (T a = 2 5 ° C unless otherw ise noted • Operates over a broad range of supply voltages • Excellent temperature stability to

OHN3177U

Abstract: OHS3177U
Contextual Info: 0 . OPTEK Product Bulletin O HN 3177 M ay 1996 Hallogic Bipolar Hall Effect Sensors Latches Types OHN3177U, OHS3177U • ■H 111 H 1 Features Ab so lute M axim um Ratings (T a = 25° C unless otherw ise noted) • Designed for use in brushless DC motors

OHS3020U

Abstract: CURRENT-47 OHN3020U
Contextual Info: 0 . OPTEK Product Bulletin O HN 3020U M ay 1996 Hallogic Hall Effect Sensors Types OHN3020U, OHS3020U il1111 111 iiiil « H i Features Ab so lute M axim um Ratings T a = 2 5 ° C unless otherw ise noted • Operates over a broad range of supply voltages

Contextual Info: OPTEK Product B ulletin O HN 3177 M ay 1996 Hallogic Bipolar Hall Effect Sensors Latches Types OHN3177U, OHS3177U Features A b so lute M axim um Ratings (T a = 25 ° C unless otherw ise noted) • Designed for use in brushless DC motors • Operates over a broad range of

Contextual Info: @ .O P IE K P roduct Bulletin O H N3130U M ay 1996 Hallogic Hall Effect Sensors Types OHN3130U, OHS3130U ¡11 111 DIMENSIONS ARE IN INCHES MILLIMETERS Features A b so lute M axim um Ratings (T a = 2 5 ° C unless otherw ise noted) • Operates over a broad range of

hall sensor 4-pin

Abstract: TLE4990 4 pin hall sensor Throttle Position Sensor TLE4250 4-pin linear hall IC circuit diagram obd diagnostic hall magnetic bipolar hall sensor interface obd 2
Contextual Info: Data Sh eet, V 2.0, M ay 2004 TLE4990 Programmable Linear Output Hall Sensor TLE4990_PHOTO Advanced Sensors N e v e r s t o p t h i n k i n g . Edition 2004-05 Published by Infineon Technologies AG, St.-Martin-Strasse 53, 81669 München, Germany Infineon Technologies AG 2004.

OHN3131U

Abstract: OHS3131U
Contextual Info: 0 .O P T E K Product Bulletin O HN 3131U M ay 1996 Ultra Sensitive Hallogic Hall Effect Sensors Types OHN3131U, OHS3131U . 182 4 . 6 2 -S IL V E R OR T IN PLATING OVER COPPER LEADS TO W ITHIN .0 40 OF PACKAGE SURFACE .02 (0.51) _ £ .0 1 |» 1 OTE: ( 0 .2 5 )

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Abstract: POSITION SENSOR VMN-PT0299-1111 LINEAR OUTPUT HALL EFFECT SENSORS
Contextual Info: V I S H AY I N T E R T E C H N O L O G Y, I N C . POSITION SENSORS 20 LHE Resistors - Long Life Non-Contact Sensor Linear Position Sensor, Non-Contacting Hall Effect Technology, Short Strokes: ≤ 10 mm KEY BENEFITS • • • • • • • Long lifespan no contact, no wear

OHN3113U

Contextual Info: @ . OPTEK P ro d u c t B ulletin O HN 3113U M ay 1996 Hallogic Hall Effect S e n so rs Type OHN3113 U Features A b s o lu te M axim um R a tin gs T a = 25° C u n le ss otherw ise noted • O perates over a broad range of supply voltages • Excellent temperature stability to

PI-600

Abstract: 503 hall sensor
Contextual Info: PI and PI-600 Qpen Loop Hall Effect Description The PI and PI-600 Hall effect current sensors accurately measure DC and AC currents and provide electrical isolation between the output of the sensor and the current carrying conductor. Features Applications

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Abstract: car pulse hall sensor UGN HALL Sprague Hall Effect sensor hall 4.5 24 pulse Ay hall sensor waveform of hall effect sensor UGS3056U
Contextual Info: AL LE GR O MICROSYSTEMS INC m 0SDM33S D ü G Mñ M T AL GR r-6 £ *-0 5 * AND 27612 U G S 3056 U: HALL EFFECT DIGITAL GEAR-TOOTH SENSORS WITHZERO-RPM CAPABILITY The Sprague Types UGN3056U and UGS3056U Hall effect digital gear-tooth sensors are bipolar integrated circuits that switch ON and

HS100

Abstract: HS-100
Contextual Info: Hall Sensors Thin Film HS-1QQ Series + 1 8 5 °C . The HS-100, packaged in a unique flip chip configuration, is available in bulk and tape and reel form ats. # Electrical S pecifications a. Fblarity: W th field direction B+ as shown and lc entering the lc (+) terminal, the positive Hall voltage will appear at the

smd code Hall

Abstract: Hallgenerator K402 siemens magnetic sensors diagram induction INDUCTION CIRCUIT DIAGRAMS LT 4905 magnetic field sensor siemens AED01246 AED01249
Contextual Info: S IE M E N S Semiconductor Sensors Uni- and Bipolar Hall 1C Switches for Magnetic Field Applications TLE 4905 G; TLE 4935 G TLE 4935-2 G; TLE 4945-2 G D a ta s h e e t 1999-03-31 This Material Copyrighted By Its Respective Manufacturer TLE 4905 G; TLE 4935 G

Throttle Position Sensor honeywell

Abstract: SENSOR YAZAKI 7116-1520-08 Hall Effect Sensors rotary position sensor Accelerator PEDAL 3 terminal hall effect rotary sensor YAZAKI Terminal 7157-6827-10 MICRO switch hall Sensor
Contextual Info: MICRO SWITCH Hall Effect Sensors Rotary Position Sensor R P SdfidS FEATURES • Tested to over 15 million operations • ± 7 % accuracy over temperature • -40 to +135°C operating temperature • 90° maximum angular rotation • Solid state, magnetically

BH-700

Abstract: BH705 BH-705 BH-701 hall 503 BH700 ir 701
Contextual Info: Bulk Indium Arsenide BH-700 Series Hall Sensors S in gle A xis Description Designed to meet the requirements of a wide range of magnetic field measurement applications, the BH-700 Series are small, solid-state devices that provide an output voltage proportional to the product of control current and ambient flux density.

Contextual Info: R A IIO M E TR IC , LINEAR HALL—EFFECT SENSORS The UGN3503U and UGN3503UA Hall-effect sensors accurately track extremely small changes in magnetic flux density— changes generally too small to operate Hall-effect switches. As motion detectors, gear tooth sensors, and proximity detectors,

motor drum

Abstract: VCR circuit diagram 4 to 20ma current source circuit diagram bldc servo KA8328D KA8328
Contextual Info: KA8328D VCR PRODUCTS 2-PHASE DRUM MOTOR DRIVER The KA 8328D is a m onolithic integrated circuit, and it is suitable for drum m otor d river of VC R system . FEATURES 2-phase, full-w ave, linear BLDC m otor driver w ith 2 hall sensors Built-in voltage or current control circuit.

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Abstract: 3 phase M 3 phase bldc motor driver sin
Contextual Info: KA3081D VCR PRODUCTS 3-PHASE DRUM MOTOR DRIVER 20-SOP-300 KA3081D is a bipolar integrated circuit and used to drive 3-phase brushless DC m otor in full w ave m ode using 1 -hall sensor. KA3081D uses 1-hall for com m utation and PG generation. It is a special circuit fo r soft sw itching using 1-hall reduces

UGN3503LT

Abstract: Ay hall sensor
Contextual Info: RATIOMETRIC, LINEAR HALL— EFFECT SENSORS The UGN3503LT, UGN3503U, and UGN3503UA Hall-effect sensors accurately track extremely small changes in magnetic flux density— changes generally too small to operate Hall-effect switches. As motion detectors, gear tooth sensors, and proximity detectors,