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    Linear Hall effect sensors output a signal proportional to magnetic flux density to measure precise movement. They come in voltage output bipolar and unipolar modes, with the voltage corresponding directly to magnetic field strength. Some linear Hall sensors have PWM output. Sensitivity and sensing range vary between models, with higher sensitivity tradeing off a smaller range. Temperature compensation helps maintain accuracy over operating temperatures. More technical resources and products can be found on ti.com/halleffect.

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    Linear Hall effect sensors output a signal proportional to magnetic flux density to measure precise movement. They come in voltage output bipolar and unipolar modes, with the voltage corresponding directly to magnetic field strength. Some linear Hall sensors have PWM output. Sensitivity and sensing range vary between models, with higher sensitivity tradeing off a smaller range. Temperature compensation helps maintain accuracy over operating temperatures. More technical resources and products can be found on ti.com/halleffect.

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    Linear Hall effect sensors output a signal proportional to magnetic flux density to measure precise movement. They come in voltage output bipolar and unipolar modes, with the voltage corresponding directly to magnetic field strength. Some linear Hall sensors have PWM output. Sensitivity and sensing range vary between models, with higher sensitivity tradeing off a smaller range. Temperature compensation helps maintain accuracy over operating temperatures. More technical resources and products can be found on ti.com/halleffect.

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    Understanding Key

    Specifications of Linear Hall


    Effect Sensors
    TI Precision Labs – Magnetic Position Sensing

    Presented by Ian Williams


    Prepared by Ihsane Wadjinny and Ian Williams

    1
    Linear Hall effect sensors

    Linear Hall effect sensors


    Outputs a signal that is proportional to magnetic flux density in order to measure precise movement.

    2
    Voltage output linear Hall sensors – bipolar
    Magnetic response – DRV5055

    VQ =

    3
    Voltage output linear Hall sensors – unipolar
    Magnetic response – DRV5056

    VQ =

    4
    PWM output linear Hall sensors
    PWM out – DRV5057

    5
    Sensitivity vs. sensing range

    DRV5055A1

    DRV5055A3

    -85mT -21mT +21mT +85mT


    6
    Key parameters affecting accuracy

    7
    Magnetic temperature compensation

    8
    To find more magnetic position sensing
    technical resources and search products,
    visit ti.com/halleffect

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