Analogue, Mixed Signal, LSI


Tiny magnetic sensors with switching output

9 July 2008 Analogue, Mixed Signal, LSI

With the HGDE series, Alps Electric offers a new family of highly reliable magnetic sensors with switching output to detect opening and closing of lids and doors on all kinds of consumer equipment.

The surface-mountable devices are available in three versions: the MAP (mould array package) type, on which terminals are positioned on the reverse of the component, the SON (small outline non-leaded) type, on which terminals extend from the side of the component for easier mounting, and the SOT23 (small outline transistor) type, which also has its terminals on the side.

All three magnetic sensors are remarkable for their small, thin shape of only (l x w x h) 1,1 x 0,9 x 0,55 mm (MAP), 2,1 x 2,1 x 0,75 (SON) and 2,9 x 2,8 x 1,1 mm (SOT23) as well as an operating magnetic field of 2,0 mT or 3,0 mT. They are designed for power supplies of 1,6 V to 3,6 V, and have a typical current consumption of only 3,0 μA at 1,8 V.

The magnetic field sensing is available in three variations: one-way only magnetic field sensing (single polarity/single output), two-way magnetic field sensing in either direction, output through one signal type (dual polarity/single output) and bi-polar magnetic field sensing in either direction, each with its own output signal (dual polarity/dual output); this function is only available for the types MAP and SON.

For more information visit www.alps.com





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