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Documentation & Resources
Application Note
AN296331 - How to Choose the Best Micropower Switch or Latch Magnetic Sensor for Your Application
This application note discusses the fundamental principles that govern micropower switch and latch magnetic sensors.
OnDemand Webinar
Magnetic Sensing: Maximizing Battery Life in Industrial and Consumer Applications
Join our webinar for a refresher on magnetic sensing technologies and an exploration of the latest technical innovations aimed at reducing power consumption in these versatile, reliable, and high-performance solid-state sensors.
Blog
Switches vs. Latches: Understanding the Key Differences and Their Applications
Discover how Hall-effect switches and latches, essential magnetic sensors, power smartphones, industrial equipment, automotive systems, and DC motors. Learn their differences and applications in this insightful blog post.
Whitepaper
Maximizing Robust Window Open Detection Systems with Micropower Hall-Effect Switches and Latches
Let's explore the intricacies of designing a robust and effective window open detection solution for
security systems.
Application Note
AN296330 - Selecting the Right Magnetic Switch or Latch for Your Application
This application note is intended to provide a step-by-step process to help designers pick the right Allegro switch or latch part for their specific application.
Application Note
Two-and-Three-Wire-Sensor-Interfaces
AN296233 - Electrical interfaces for active sensor integrated circuits (ICs) include both two-wire and three-wire interfaces. These two technology styles are named for the number of required connections needed to communicate the sensor output. This application note discusses use and tradeoffs of both interface styles.
Blog
The Power of Precision: Revolutionizing Switches and Latches with TMR Technology
This blog explores the benefits of TMR technology for switches and latches, highlighting how it's transforming these essential components.
Application Note
Latching Switch Hall-Effect IC Basics
There are four general categories of Hall-effect IC devices that provide a digital output: unipolar switches, bipolar switches, omnipolar switches, and latches. Latching Hall-effect sensor ICs, often referred to as "latches," are digital output Hall-effect switches that latch output states.
Application Note
Improved Speed and Direction Sensing Using Vertical Hall Technology
The A1262 2D dual-channel Hall-effect sensor IC is offered in a 5-pin SOT23W surface-mount package, as well as a 4-pin SIP through-hole package. It features operation with traditional planar—as well as vertical—magnetic field direction.
Application Note
Digital Position Sensor ICs—Continuous-Time to Chopper-Stabilized Cross-Reference Guide
This application guide will outline the differences between the two sensor types and provide system designers with the tools needed in order to select the appropriate sensor for their system.
Application Note
Ring Magnet Speed Sensing for Electronic Power Steering
Proper control of Electric Power Steering (EPS) systems requires both speed and direction information from the steering input shaft. This control will typically come from both high-resolution speed information and fairly coarse position information.
Application Note
Programming a Back Biased Switch for Proximity Sensing
This application note assumes the user is programming an Allegro fully integrated back biased Hall effect switch or that the user has designed an appropriate magnetic circuit to accommodate the programming range of a programmable unipolar Hall effect switch.
Guide
APS11900 Programming Guide
This document describes two approaches to programming the APS11900 and should be used as a companion to the product datasheet.
Application Note
Introduction to Hall-Effect Switches and Conversion from Mechanical Switches
AN296192 - This application note will discuss the technical considerations necessary to aid with the replacement of an on/off mechanical switch with a Hall-effect switch.
Application Note
General Applications Using The APS13568
AN296238 - In this applicate note, we discuss the use of the APS13568, an integrated circuit that combines an ultra-sensitive, omnipolar, micropower Hall-effect switch with a linear programmable current regulator which can provide up to 150 mA current to drive high brightness LEDs.