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Part RoHS Manufacturer Sensors or Transducers Type Mounting Feature No. of Terminals Output Type Package Shape or Style Output Range Package Body Material Minimum Range Of Magnetic Field Maximum Supply Voltage Maximum Output Current Technology Screening Level Input Mode Maximum Magnetic Field Range Hysteresis Body Length/Diameter Body Width Power Supplies (V) Output Circuit Type Resistance Package Equivalence Code No. of Axes Sub-Category Linearity (%) Body Height Minimum Supply Voltage Maximum Operating Temperature Response Time Minimum Operating Temperature Sensitivity (mV/G) Terminal Finish Termination Type Output Interface Type Output (V) Maximum Operating Current Output Polarity Additional Features Maximum Measurement Range (mm) Housing JESD-609 Code Operating Frequency Minimum Measurement Range (mm)

OMH3075B

Tt Electronics Plc

MAGNETIC FIELD SENSOR,HALL EFFECT

THROUGH HOLE MOUNT

3

ANALOG CURRENT

RECTANGULAR

21mA

CERAMIC

-25 mT

24 V

25 A

BIPOLAR

MIL-STD-883 Class B (Modified)

BIPOLAR(LATCHED)

25 mT

50 mT

4.06 mm

1.52 inch

4.5/24

820 ohm

SIP3,.03,50

Other Sensors/Transducers

5.84 mm

4.5 V

125 Cel

-55 Cel

Tin/Lead (Sn/Pb)

SOLDER

OPEN-COLLECTOR

8 mA

INVERTING

COMPLIES TO MIL-STD-883

CERAMIC

e0

OMH3075S

Tt Electronics Plc

MAGNETIC FIELD SENSOR,HALL EFFECT

THROUGH HOLE MOUNT

3

ANALOG CURRENT

RECTANGULAR

21mA

CERAMIC

-25 mT

24 V

25 A

BIPOLAR

MIL-STD-883 Class S (Modified)

BIPOLAR(LATCHED)

25 mT

50 mT

4.06 mm

1.52 inch

4.5/24

820 ohm

SIP3,.03,50

Other Sensors/Transducers

5.84 mm

4.5 V

125 Cel

-55 Cel

Tin/Lead (Sn/Pb)

SOLDER

OPEN-COLLECTOR

8 mA

INVERTING

COMPLIES TO MIL-STD-883

CERAMIC

e0

Magnetic Field Sensors

Magnetic field sensors are electronic devices that measure the strength and direction of magnetic fields and convert them into a measurable electrical signal. They are commonly used in a variety of applications, such as navigation, automotive, industrial, and medical.

Magnetic field sensors work by detecting the change in magnetic field strength or direction as a magnetic field interacts with a sensing element. The sensing element is typically a small piece of magnetic material, such as a magnetoresistive or Hall-effect sensor, which generates a measurable electrical signal proportional to the strength and direction of the magnetic field.

There are several types of magnetic field sensors, including Hall-effect sensors, magnetoresistive sensors, and fluxgate sensors. Hall-effect sensors work by measuring the change in voltage across a thin strip of semiconductor material as it is exposed to a magnetic field. Magnetoresistive sensors work by measuring the change in resistance of a thin film of magnetic material as it is exposed to a magnetic field. Fluxgate sensors work by using a coil to detect the magnetic field and a feedback circuit to measure the strength and direction of the field.