Allegro MicroSystems

A1324/5/6 Linear Hall Effect Sensor ICs

Allegro MicroSystems' A1324/5/6 are miniature, general purpose, chopper-stabilized Hall effect linears

Image of Allegro MicroSystems' A1324/5/6 Linear Hall-Effect Sensor ICsAllegro's A1324/5/6 Hall effect linears are ratiometric sensors that provide a voltage output proportional to the applied magnetic field. The quiescent voltage output (Qvo) is 50 percent of the supply voltage.

The A1324/5/6 ICs are some of the best low noise, general purpose linear Hall effect sensors on the market. Additionally, they are extremely robust against EMI induced transients and will be available in an automotive grade surface mount package.

Features
  • Factory programmed sensitivities: 5.0, 3.125, and 2.5 mV/G
  • Low output noise
  • Enhanced EMC robustness
  • Temperature-stable quiescent voltage output and sensitivity 
  • Wide ambient temperature range: -40°C to +150°C
  • Miniature package option (LH)

A132x

ImageManufacturer Part NumberDescriptionAvailable QuantityPrice
SENSOR HALL EFFECT ANALOG SOT23WA1324LLHLT-TSENSOR HALL EFFECT ANALOG SOT23W9859 - Immediate$1.38View Details
SENSOR HALL EFFECT ANALOG SOT23WA1325LLHLT-TSENSOR HALL EFFECT ANALOG SOT23W28992 - Immediate$1.38View Details
SENSOR HALL EFFECT ANALOG SOT23WA1326LLHLT-TSENSOR HALL EFFECT ANALOG SOT23W10546 - Immediate$1.38View Details
Published: 2012-06-29

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