Magnetic Hall effect sensors
Low power, highly reliable, cost-optimized solutions for magnetic position sensing
Known for robust durability and dependable operation, TI magnetic Hall effect sensors are the simplest solution for any position sensing application. Whether simply detecting the closing of a lid/surface or performing complex motor commutation, TI’s Hall effect sensors will reliably and accurately sense the position in any system.
Hall effect latches & switches
Hall effect switches and latches indicate the presence or absence of magnetic fields.
- Digital output
- Wide voltage and temperature range
- Ultra-low power options
Linear Hall effect sensors
Linear Hall effect sensors measure magnitude of magnetic fields.
- Analog and PWM output options
- Unipolar option doubles voltage swing
- Flexible Vcc, package, and sensitivity options
Latch functionality
Unipolar switch functionality
Hall effect latches require alternating north and south magnetic poles to toggle. They are used in rotary applications, whether for BLDC motor sensors or incremental encoding.
Hall effect switches indicate if a magnet is close by, based on a predefined magnetic threshold. TI offers both omnipolar and unipolar Hall effect switches.
Linear analog output
Linear PWM output
Linear hall effect sensors output a signal that's proportional to magnetic flux density for precise position measurement.
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Hall effect TI Designs
TI Designs are complete board and system-level reference design circuits to help you quickly evaluate and customize your precision system.
Incremental rotary encoder using contactless magnetic sensing
Advance motor with closed-loop speed control featuring magnetic rotor position sensing
Implement a Class 0.2 three-phase energy measurement system that detects magnetic tampering using Hall sensors