TMR1362S Datasheet PDF - MultiDimension Omnipolar Magnetic Switch Sensor Specs

TMR1362S - Omnipolar Magnetic Switch Sensor

Datasheet Summary

Description

TMR136x is an omnipolar magnetic switch integrated the tunnel magnetoresistance (TMR) magnetic sensor and CMOS circuitry, which is able to detect the change of magnetic field and output high and low voltage signals for high accuracy position detection.

Features

Tunneling magnetoresistance (TMR) technology.
Ultra-low power consumption at 200 nA.
Fast Switching Frequency at 50 Hz.
Omnipolar operation.
Wide range supply voltages: 1.8 V to 5.5 V.
CMOS push-pull output.
High sensitivity.
Excellent temperature stability.
High tolerance to external magnetic field interference.
RoHS & REACH c.

Datasheet Details

Part number	TMR1362S
Manufacturer	MultiDimension
File Size	1.40 MB
Description	Omnipolar Magnetic Switch Sensor
Datasheet	TMR1362S Datasheet
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Datasheet Version 2.4 TMR136x NanoAmpere Fast Response Omnipolar Magnetic Switch Sensor Description TMR136x is an omnipolar magnetic switch integrated the tunnel magnetoresistance (TMR) magnetic sensor and CMOS circuitry, which is able to detect the change of magnetic field and output high and low voltage signals for high accuracy position detection. As the time-sharing power supply version of the TMR130x series, TMR136x series sensor provide average supply current as low as 200 nA and maintaining the switching frequency of the magnetic signal is 50 Hz. Compared with Hall/AMR sensors that also use power-cycling mode, the switching frequency of TMR136x is several times higher, and the average supply current is only a fraction of that of Hall/AMR sensor products.

Published: Jun 24, 2024 |