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GHSP and Allegro MicroSystems' long-standing partnership has redefined EV design, pushing boundaries with cutting-edge technologies. Their advanced sensors and haptic controls enable seamless, intuitive interfaces that elevate the driving experience, setting new standards for in-vehicle experiences and shaping the future of electric mobility.
“Together, Allegro and GHSP equals innovation. Combining our expertise, industry experience, and long history of delivering quality products has brought both our companies success. It’s a winning partnership, and we plan to continue working with Allegro for years to come.”
- Dan Dawiedczyk, GHSP President
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Documentation & Resources
Racing to Meet the Challenges of Electrification
Differential Hall-Effect Sensors: Safer and More Reliable for Two-Wheelers of the Future
Circular Vertical Hall Sensor IC Technology Overview
On Axis vs. Off Axis Angle Sensor IC Measurement Configurations
Hall Effect Current Sensing in Hybrid Electric Vehicle (HEV) Applications
Common Driver Platform for 12V and 48V Systems Simplifies EV Starter Generator Designs
Shifting the Future of Electric Vehicles
Vehicle Safety Systems
Ring Magnet Speed Sensing for Electronic Power Steering
Advanced Hall-Effect Linear Current Sensor IC Enables High BW Sensing in Hybrid Electric Vehicles and other High Current Sensing Applications
Guidelines for Using Allegro Angular Sensors
Allegro Company Overview
Design Considerations in Selection of Converter Configuration for Automotive LED Headlight Applications
Unipolar Hall-Effect Sensor IC Basics