The HAL490X is a linear Hall-effect sensor integrating a Hall sensor, linear amplifier, and Totem-Pole output stage. It offers low-noise output, eliminating the need for external filtering, and provides enhanced temperature stability and accuracy. With a wide operating temperature range of -40 to +125, it is suitable for commercial, consumer, and industrial applications. The sensor's high sensitivity accurately tracks subtle changes in magnetic flux density, with a linear sourcing output voltage proportional to magnetic flux density variations. It features a typical operating current of 1.8mA and an operating voltage range of 2.8V to 6.0V. A trim version is available for ultra-low offset products. Available in two package styles, SO (SOT-23) and UA (three-lead ultra-mini SIP), it offers magnetically optimized solutions for various applications.
| Parameter | Symbol | Test Conditions | Min | Max | Typ | Units |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| Supply Voltage | VDD | 2.8 | 6.0 | V | ||
| Reverse Voltage | VDD | -0.5 | V | |||
| Output Voltage | Vout | B> Max Magnetic Gauss | 5.0 | V | ||
| Output Current | IOUT | 8 | mA | |||
| Supply Current | IDD | TA=+25, VCC=5V | 1.8 | mA | ||
| Null Output Voltage | Vnull | B= 0 Gauss | 2.375 | 2.625 | V | |
| Operating Temperature Range | TA | -40 | 125 | |||
| Storage temperature Range | TS | -65 | 150 | |||
| Maximum Junction Temp | TJ | 150 | ||||
| Output Switch Frequency | FSW | 3 | Khz | |||
| Magnetic Range Gauss | HAL4901 | 220 | Gs | |||
| Magnetic Range Gauss | HAL4902 | 450 | Gs | |||
| Magnetic Range Gauss | HAL4903 | 1.5 | Gs | |||
| Magnetic Range Gauss | HAL4904 | 1.5 | Gs | |||
| Ratiometry Null output error | RVON | Operating voltage range relative to 5V | 1.5 | % of Span | ||
| Ratiometry Sensitivity error | RSEN | Operating voltage range relative to 5V | 1.5 | % of Span | ||
| Sensitivity | RSEN | HAL4901 | 13 | mV/G | ||
| Sensitivity | RSEN | HAL4902 | 7.5 | mV/G | ||
| Sensitivity | RSEN | HAL4903 | 3 | mV/G | ||
| Sensitivity | RSEN | HAL4904 | 1.8 | mV/G | ||
| Sensitivity Temperature Coecient | TCSens | Ta=105, relative to Sens@25 | 1.5 | %/ |