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UH495 - SOLID STATE SENSORS MINIATURE RATIOMETRIC LINEAR

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UTC UH495 Linear Hall-effect sensor is small, versatile linear Hall-effect device.

The linear output voltage is set by the supply voltage and varies in proportion to the strength of the magnetic field.

Features

  • S.
  • Low power consumption.
  • Single current sinking or current sourcing linear output.
  • Rail-to-rail operation provides more useable signal for higher accuracy.
  • Operating temperature range of -40 ~ +150°C.
  • Responds to either positive or negative gauss.
  • Quad Hall sensing element for stable output.

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Part number UH495
Manufacturer UTC
File Size 193.66 KB
Description SOLID STATE SENSORS MINIATURE RATIOMETRIC LINEAR
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UNISONIC TECHNOLOGIES CO., LTD UH495 Preliminary LINEAR INTEGRATED CIRCUIT SOLID STATE SENSORS MINIATURE RATIOMETRIC LINEAR  DESCRIPTION UTC UH495 Linear Hall-effect sensor is small, versatile linear Hall-effect device. The linear output voltage is set by the supply voltage and varies in proportion to the strength of the magnetic field. A new Hall effect integrated circuit chip provides increased temperature stability and sensitivity. The quad Hall sensing element minimizes the effects of mechanical or thermal stress on the output.
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