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Hall effect switches designed for robust automotive applications

February 14, 2019 By Aimee Kalnoskas Leave a Comment

Diodes Incorporated today announced its market-leading AH356xQ series of omnipolar Hall-effect switches, which are fully certified for automotive applications and qualified to AEC-Q100 Grade 0. Diodes Incorporated today announced its AH356xQ series of omnipolar Hall-effect switches, which are fully certified for automotive applications and qualified to AEC-Q100 Grade 0. Typical applications for these rugged Hall-effect switches include position and proximity sensing, open and close detection, level detection and flow metering. The switches feature a wide operating voltage range of 3V to 28V with an impressive 8kV HBM ESD rating.

As well as being fully certified to meet environmental, quality and regulatory demands in the automotive industry, the AH356xQ series has been designed to meet AEC-Q100 Grade 0, meaning it can operate across an extended ambient temperature range of -40°C to +150°C. Other features include input supply reverse polarity and overvoltage protection, along with output overvoltage and overcurrent protection.

“These high-voltage rugged automotive-qualified omnipolar Hall-effect switches are well-suited for automotive proximity and level detection applications”, said Simon Ramsdale, worldwide automotive IC marketing manager for Diodes Incorporated. “Thanks to their Grade 0 qualification, these switches offer a great combination of performance and robustness.”

The AH356xQ series offers three devices available with different tight magnetic switching thresholds, all offering high threshold stability and low-temperature drift. All of the devices in the AH356xQ series feature active-low, open-drain outputs and offer fast power-up (10µs) and response times (3.75µs), making the devices particularly suitable for time-critical applications in protection and fault detection.  

The AH356xQ series is available in SOT23 (tape-and-reel) priced at $0.37 each in 3000 piece quantities and SIP-3 (‘ammo’ or bulk) priced at $0.41 in 4000 piece quantities.

Filed Under: Analog ICs, Applications, Automotive/Transportation, MEMS & Sensors Tagged With: diodesinc

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