Products in this family use solid-state technology for detecting the presence of a magnetic field in excess of some specific magnitude and/or sign, and provide a two-state output indicating the presence or absence of such a field. They are distinct from reed switches, which provide a similar function through the use of moving mechanical parts, as well as from linear or compass-type solid-state devices which provide a variable output indicative of the strength and/or orientation of an applied magnetic field.
| Part # | Manufacturer | Description | Availability | Pricing | Quantity |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
TMAG5123Solid-State Switches | Texas Instruments | Automotive AEC-Q100 in Plane, High Precision, Hall Effect Switch Sensor | In Stock | - | |
TMAG5131C5DQDBZRQ1Solid-State Switches | Texas Instruments | High-Precision, Hall-Effect Switch Automotive AEC-Q100 | 2187 | - | |
TMAG5213ADQLPGMSolid-State Switches | Texas Instruments | Low-Cost Hall-Effect Latch | 2990 | - | |
TMAG5213AGQLPGSolid-State Switches | Texas Instruments | Low-Cost Hall-Effect Latch | 988 | - | |
TMAG5131H1DQDBZRQ1Solid-State Switches | Texas Instruments | low-power Hall-effect Switch Automotive AEC-Q100 | 2863 | - | |
TMAG3001A2YBGRSolid-State Switches | Texas Instruments | Low-Power 3D Linear and Angle Hall-Effect Sensor | 913 | - | |
TMAG5213ADQDBZRSolid-State Switches | Texas Instruments | Low-Cost Hall-Effect Latch | 5844 | - | |
TMAG3001A1YBGRSolid-State Switches | Texas Instruments | Low-Power 3D Linear and Angle Hall-Effect Sensor | 16781 | - |