Nick Denbow, Editor, writes:
We see from your search that you're looking for information on the term "Hall-effect",
and we have a large number of manufacturers' news releases and technical articles here on Processingtalk which will be of interest.
Let me be your guide.
Start with
the news release Current sensors with 2100 V RMS isolation from
Allegro MicroSystems Europe, which we summarised at the time by saying "Allegro MicroSystems Europe has introduced two new families of high-performance low-noise Hall-effect current sensors, measuring 5A, 20A or 30A FS and featuring an isolation
voltage of 2100 V RMS".
A few weeks before,
we featured the news release Current sensors for automotive battery-monitoring from
LEM UK: "LEM introduces family of current sensors for automotive battery-monitoring applications offering accurate primary current measurements without breaking the battery power bus".
In November 2006, we covered the news from Hamlin Electronics Europe
concerning its 55505
- take a look at Geartooth sensor for automotive applications
which says: "World leading position and movement sensor solutions company Hamlin Electronics Europe has launched a new Hall-effect geartooth sensor designed specifically for automotive applications".
Take a look also at the news release from Penny + Giles, New low profile joystick handle for chest packs,
as well as Non-intrusive current sensors monitor batteries from LEM UK,
and IC integrates Hall element and motor control from Allegro MicroSystems Europe.
See also:
Chopper-stabilised Hall-effect latch for motors
(February 2006)
The A1242 from Allegro MicroSystems Europe is a new chopper-stabilised latch Hall-effect sensor IC which is ideally suited to use in motor-speed and direction-sensing applications
High tech, low cost pressure sensors and switches
(September 2005)
Designed to meet the demands of cost sensitive applications, the MAG-Family are the perfect balance between high tech and a low cost solution for pressure sensors and switches
Chopper stabilised Hall-effect switch and latches
(July 2005)
Allegro MicroSystems Europe is expanding its family of successful chopper-stabilised Hall-effect switches and latches with four new product offerings
Additional voltage outputs give OEMs more choice
(July 2005)
Penny + Giles has extended its range of JC2000 joystick options with the launch of new output voltage ranges, giving OEMs greater flexibility when interfacing with machine controls
Hall-effect switches are higher-performance
(July 2005)
The new A120x family of ultra-sensitive bipolar Hall-effect switches from Allegro MicroSystems Europe are next-generation drop-in replacements for the popular Allegro A313x family
Automotive camshaft speed and gear-tooth sensor
(May 2005)
New gear-tooth sensors are designed to operate with true power-on state recognition, and self-calibrate in running mode to improve accuracy performance over a wide temperature and air-gap range
World's first omnipolar Hall-effect sensor
(May 2005)
The A3245 is the world's first omnipolar Hall-effect device for 3.6 to 24 V operation, making it ideally suited to use in automotive and industrial applications traditionally handled by reed switches
Digital Hall-effect switches are ultra-sensitive
(April 2005)
The A3213 and A3214 from Allegro MicroSystems Europe are micropower omnipolar digital switches based on ultra-sensitive, pole-independent Hall-effect switches with latched digital outputs
Low-cost field-programmable Hall-effect sensors
(March 2005)
A new family of low-cost linear Hall-effect sensor ICs, the A1373 and A1374, are ideal for position or torque sensing, and offer field programmability on the output pin
New Hall-effect sensors from Allegro MicroSystems
(March 2005)
At Sensor and Test 2005, Allegro MicroSystems Europe will be showing a number of major new developments in Hall-effect sensor technology for automotive and industrial applications
Allegro has European Sensor Applications Centre
(January 2005)
Allegro has opened a Sensor Applications Centre in Annecy, France, to provide technical support for the company's European customers for Hall-effect sensors in the automotive and industrial sectors
High-accuracy addition to current-sensor family
(November 2004)
The ACS754/5 Series from Allegro Microsystems Europe is a new, high-accuracy addition to the family of Hall-effect current sensors, providing a smaller, lower-cost alternative to toroid-based sensors
High-accuracy analogue Hall-effect speed sensor IC
(September 2004)
The A1425 is a high-accuracy analogue Hall-effect speed sensor IC with an integrated tracking capacitor and a dual zero-crossing output signal, making it ideal for automotive crankshaft speed sensing
Leading-edge automotive sensor and motor drive ICs
(July 2004)
At the Automotive Electronics Congress in Paris, Allegro is featuring a number of leading-edge developments in transmission sensing, cam and crank sensing, current sensing and motor-driver ICs
Brushless AC drive combats mechanical resonances
(July 2004)
Brushless AC servo drive adds configurable notch or low-pass filtering, to facilitate stiffer control and higher machine productivity by avoiding mechanical resonances
Gear-tooth sensor for rotation speed measurement
(June 2004)
The new ATS643LSH from Allegro MicroSystems is a Hall-effect gear-tooth sensor module that is ideal for obtaining speed and duty-cycle information in applications such as transmission speed sensing
Current sensor with more bandwidth and accuracy
(April 2004)
Allegro has introduced a new product in its ACS75x family of Hall effect current sensors that offers four times the bandwidth and almost double the accuracy of earlier versions