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Hall effect position sensors are non-contact devices that convert energy from a magnetic field into an electrical signal. They use the Hall effect, a voltage caused by current-flow in the presence of a magnetic field. Search by Specification | Learn More
Hall effect proximity sensors are used to detect the proximity, presence or absence of a magnetic object using a critical distance. Search by Specification | Learn More
Eddy current instruments are nondestructive testing (NDT) devices that induce detectable eddy currents in conductive materials. They are used to detect flaws, determine thickness, inspect welds, measure conductivity, and sort alloys. Search by Specification | Learn More
...as a function of the applied or ambient magnetic field. Flux gate or coil sensors measure differences in the magnetic field at the ends of a vertical rod and then plot this information on a grid. Hall Effect sensors convert the energy stored... Search by Specification | Learn More
Proximity sensors can have one of many technology types. These include capacitive, eddy current, inductive, photoelectric, ultrasonic, and Hall effect. Capacitive proximity sensors utilize the face or surface of the sensor as one plate of a capacitor... Search by Specification | Learn More
Non-destructive testing (NDT) supplies and accessories are used to detect, inspect, and measure flaws, bond integrity, and other material conditions without permanently altering or destroying the examined part or product. Search by Specification | Learn More
...flaws, bond or weld integrity, thickness, electrical conductivity, detect the presence of rebar or metals. Several different magnetic techniques are used in nondestructive testing including Hall effect and induction. In a magnetic particle system... Search by Specification | Learn More
Robotic end effectors are quick-change mobile robotic systems that can deploy tools. Learn More
Current sensors measure AC and/or DC current levels. They receive current inputs and provide outputs as analog voltage signals, analog current levels, switches, or audible signals. Search by Specification | Learn More
...of rotation as the shaft turns. Hall effect sensors develop an electrical potential across an axis perpendicular to an applied current flow. Permanent magnets mounted to the rotating sensor shaft supply a magnetic field. Variable inductance sensors... Search by Specification | Learn More
Drilling end effectors and tapping end effectors are tooling designed to attach to the end of a robotic arm, and perform machining of holes and threads into target material. Learn More
Eddy current probes induce detectable eddy currents in ferrous and nonferrous material for flaw detection, weld inspection, and other nondestructive test applications. Search by Specification | Learn More
Nondestructive testing (NDT) probes and sensors include eddy current, ultrasonic, induction, hall effect and EMAT and other specialized transducers. Search by Specification | Learn More
Motor controllers receive supply voltages and provide signals to motor drives that are interfaced to motors. They include a power supply, amplifier, user interface, and position control circuitry. Search by Specification | Learn More
Failure mode and effects analysis (FMEA) software is used to track trends, generate statistics such as mean time between failure (MTBF), and determine the root causes of field failures (usually for products covered by a manufacturer’s warranty Learn More
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New Hall-effect Digital Position Sensors Honeywell Sensing and Control
MLX90248ELD micropower Hall effect switch Melexis, Inc.
Hall Effect Speed Sensors Honeywell Sensing and Control
Position Sensors, Hall Effect Temper Corporation
MLX90333 Joystick Contactless 3D Position Sensor Melexis, Inc.
HG1171 -- Inertial Measurement Unit Sensor Honeywell Sensing and Control
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Product News for effect hall
Custom Proximity Sensors, Hall Effect
Micropac Industries, Inc. manufactures custom Hall Effect proximity sensors to match your specifications. Micropac offers standard Hall Effect Devices including High Temperature versions.
Visit www.micropac.com for more information on our full line of products. (read more)
Hall Effect Speed Sensors
(MHS Series) with modular construction that allows a choice of probe lengths, connector types and multiple connector orientations. Precise switch point measurement in a package that supports a variety of sensing elements and application needs, including direction sensing and diagnostics capability. (read more)
Hall-Effect Pick-up Kit CF Series
The CF Series Pick-up Kit, consisting of a motor face ring, sensor, and sensing disk, can be used to monitor motor speeds when access to the monitor shaft with other sensor types is otherwise impossible. It provides a square wave output which may be used with Dart's tachometers, closed-loop controls, or other digital devices. (read more)
Position Sensors, Hall Effect
Temper Corporation manufactures custom hall effect position sensors to match your specifications. (read more)
Hall Effect Speed Sensors, New Hall Sensor Line
New Hall Effect Speed Sensors (SNDJ Speed Sensors) introduced from Honeywell Sensing & Control that provide you with economic solutions to Speed and Direction Sensing. The SNDJ offers: Standardized Speed and Direction sensing capability, Suitable for use in harsh environments, Flexible mounting capability, and Thread housing for easy set-up and installation. (read more)
VF526DT Dual Hall-Effect Digital Position Sensors
Honeywell's VF526DT Dual Hall-Effect Digital Position Sensors provide signal stability over a wide temperature range, featuring both speed and direction sensing in a 4-pin SOT-89B package available in 1,000/tape and reel. The sensors' temperature-compensated magnetics with lower current consumption are designed for use in potential applications. (read more)
New Hall-effect Digital Position Sensors
Honeywell has expanded its Hall-effect sensor portfolio with the new SS351AT Series and SS451A Series Omnipolar Hall-effect Digital Position sensors. Also Honeywell introduced the Bipolar Hall-effect sensors SS311PT and the SS411P ... (read more)
Omnipolar Hall-effect Digital Position Sensors
Honeywell has expanded its Hall-effect sensor portfolio with the new SS351AT Series and SS451A Series Omnipolar Hall-effect Digital Position sensors that are designed to respond to either a North pole or a South pole. (read more)
9360 Rotary Dual Output Hall Effect Sensor
Duncan Electronics, a company of Custom Sensors and Technology (CST), Inc., has introduced the 9360 Non-Contacting Rotary Dual Output Hall Effect Sensor. Designed with Duncan's second generation Hall effect chip technology, the new device features 360 degrees rotation capabilities to meet a broad range of rotary position sensing needs in specialty vehicles. (read more)
MLX90248ELD micropower Hall effect switch
The MLX90248ELD is a low profile Ultra-Thin QFN package that enhances the benefits of pole-independent, micropower performance by providing for more compact system design. The device also exhibits very high magnetic sensitivity with accurate and reliable performance over the operating range due to advanced dynamic offset cancellation technique incorporated on-chip. (read more)
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Industrial encoder integrates bearing and sensor functions
Fafnir Encoder Survivors measure speed and position of rotating shafts while providing the functions of a housed bearing. The units are available in pillow-block and flanged designs with two and...(read more)
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Sensor Sense: Hall-effect current sensors
The best place to measure current consumption is in the main power feed. The technique is called high-side current sensing. However, measurements at that location are fraught with problems. Of primary...(read more)
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First SOIC8-Packaged Hall-Effect Current Sensor With Integrated Current Path Introduced
The newest current sensor family from Allegro MicroSystems, Inc., the ACS704, is the first SOIC8-packaged Hall-effect current sensor with the current path integrated into the package for greater...(read more)
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The Hall Effect Gauss / Tesla Meter
Magnetic fields are well defined in theory but do not behave so predictably in real life. Often the root cause for the failure of a design involving magnetic Photo 1. Hall effect devices, or Hall...(read more)
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A Case Study: MR vs. Hall Effect for Position Sensing
While both magnetoresistive and integrated Hall sensors measure the strength of magnetic field components, they do so in different ways and this can directly affect their successful use in a position...(read more)
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Applications for Hall Effect IC Switches in Portable Applications (.pdf)
According to the Semiconductor Industry Association, consumer electronics became the largest user and primary driver of semiconductors in 2004 and continues to increase over the corporate market...(read more)
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No problem with noncontacting sensors
Invensys Sensor Systems, El Paso, Tex., (Clarostat Div.) has developed a rotary Hall-effect position sensor, the HRS100, that cuts cost by integrating all compensation circuitry into a single...(read more)
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High-five to high-side current sensing
High-side current sensing detects downstream shorts and avoids many sources of electrical noise and EMI. This ACS754 Halleffect current sensor from Allegro Microsystems measures isolated high-side...(read more)
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Code Design for Dependable Systems - Preface
Error control coding theory has been studied for over half a century, and it is still going stronger than ever. The most recent examples are the turbo codes and the low-density parity check codes...(read more)
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Position Sensors and Position-Sensing Instruments
Position sensors include wide range of sensors, switches and technologies that are used to determine the placement, speed or movement, direction, and location of a given target. Linear position...(read more)
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Hall Effect Sensors | Sensors | Analog Devices See Analog Devices, Inc. Information |
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Hall Effect Measurements Hall Effect Measurements I. Introduction See Electronics and Electrical Engineering Laboratory Information |
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II. The Hall Effect II. The Hall Effect Evolution of Resistance Concepts The Hall Effect and the Lorentz Force The van der Pauw Technique See Electronics and Electrical Engineering Laboratory Information |
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- Vishay - Motion transducers, Non Contacting Hall Effect Products A-Z Resistors, variable "> Motion transducers ">Non Contacting Hall Effect (8 datasheets) See Vishay Intertechnology, Inc. Information |
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Allegro MicroSystems, Inc. High-Performance Power and Hall-Effect Sensor ICs Hall-Effect Sensor ICs Power ICs Power Management |
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Allegro | Hall-Effect Sensor ICs | Latches High-Performance Power and Hall-Effect Sensor ICs Hall-Effect Sensor ICs Power ICs Power Management |
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Hall Effect - ninemsn Encarta Hall Effect ICs, HKZ101, HKZ101S, HKZ121, 2AV16A,2AV51A, 2AV56, 2AV63, 2AV31E-J,Hall Effect gear tooth sensors, GT sensors, Hall Effect vane sensors, |
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HALL EFFECT - Storming Media Reports by Keyword(s) HALL EFFECT Total Results: 1048 See Storming Media LLC Information |
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Sensors - Hall Effect - Electro-Sensors, Inc. Sensors - Hall Effect Sensors - Proximity Sensors - Hall Effect Click here to configure Sensors - Hall Effect. See Electro-Sensors, Inc. Profile & Catalog |
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IBM Technical Journals Bloch electron in a magnetic field: Mixed dimensionality and the magnetic-field-induced generalized quantum Hall effect |
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