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OH34N - Unipolar Hall IC

This page provides the datasheet information for the OH34N, a member of the OH34 Unipolar Hall IC family.

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Description

OH34 Series Hall switches IC are small digital unipolar Hall-effect sensor ICs，which are designed to response S pole or N pole from a permanent magnet or an electromagnet.

Features

  • 4V to 24V DC operation voltage.
  • Open-Collector pre-driver.
  • 25mA maximum sinking output current.
  • Reverse Polarity Protection.
  • Respond to a single-pole (North or South). 3.

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Datasheet Details

Part number OH34N
Manufacturer OUZHUO
File Size 271.64 KB
Description Unipolar Hall IC
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| HALL EFFECT SENOR IC | MAGNETIC SENSOR | OH34 / OH34N / OH44 Unipolar Hall IC 1. General Description OH34 Series Hall switches IC are small digital unipolar Hall-effect sensor ICs，which are designed to response S pole or N pole from a permanent magnet or an electromagnet. They internally consist of a reverse voltage protection device, voltage regulator, Hall voltage generator, a differential amplifier, Schmitt trigger, and the open collector output level, which can change the magnetic field signal into a digital voltage output. With the typical feature of small size, stable performance, OH34 series are widely used in all kinds of position control, speed detection, flow detection occasion as a non-contact switch. 2.
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