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Texas Instruments (TI) Texas Instruments is known for manufacturing optimized solutions for modern day design challenges. The impacts of its products in driving innovation is evident in IoT, self-driving cars and even smart buildings. Texas Instruments understand that the hallmark of every groundbreaking innovation is its ability to sense. TI manufactures innovative sensors that accurately deliver information from the physical environment to the digital frontier. Listed below is a portfolio of TI's quality sensors; • Hall effect • Capacitive • Current • Gas/Chemical • Humidity • Inductive • Optical • Pressure • Temperature Hall effect sensors Hall effect sensors are used to detect magnetic fields. It detects both its presence and strength. The presence and strength of the magnetic field are used to indicate either distance or position without contact. TI manufactures three types of Hall-effect sensors as listed below; • Digital latch hall-sensor (DRV5013) • Switch hall-effect sensor (DRV5023) • Digital Omni polar-switch hall effect sensor (DRV5033) • Analog Bipolar Hall-Effect Sensor (DRV5053) These Hall-Effect sensors all have them except for the degree of sensitivity. Otherwise, the features listed below remain similar; • Linear output Hall sensor • Superior temperature stability (sensitivity ±10% over temperature) • Detect North and South Magnetic field • Support for a wide range of voltage (2.5 to 38V) • Wide operating temperature range ( -40 to 125°C) Sensitivity options vary from one type of sensor to another. https://www.enrgtech.co.uk/
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