The AH1902 is a high sensitivity micropower Omnipolar Hall effect switch IC with internal pull up and pull down capability. Designed for portable and battery powered consumer equipment such as cellular phones and portable PCs to office equipment, home appliances and industrial applications, the average supply current is only 4.3uA at 1.8V. To support potable equipment the AH1902 can operate over the supply range of 1.6V to 3.6V and uses a hibernating clocking system to minimize the power consumption. To minimize PCB space the AH1902 is available in small low profile X1-DFN1216-4 and X2-DFN2015-6 packages.

The single output is activated with either a north or south pole of sufficient magnetic field strength. When the magnetic flux density (B) perpendicular to the package is larger than operate point (Bop), the output will be turned on (pulled low) and held until B is lower than release point (Brp). The output will remain off when there is no magnetic field.

The AH1902 is available in a small low profile X1-DFN1216-4 and  X2-DFN2015-6 packages

Application(s)

• Open and Close Detect for Flip/slide Cellular Phones

• Smart Cover or Dock Detect for Cellular Phones, Tablet PCs and e_Readers

• Cover or Display Switch in Portable PCs (eg Ultrabook)

• Digital Still, Video Cameras and Handheld Gaming Consoles

• Door, Lids and Tray Position Switches

• Level, Proximity and Position Switches

• Contact-Less Switches in Home Appliances  and Industrial Applications

The AH3761 is an integrated Hall effect latched sensor designed for electronic commutation of brush-less DC motor applications. The device includes an on-chip Hall voltage generator for magnetic sensing, a comparator that amplifies the Hall voltage, and a Schmitt trigger to provide switching hysteresis for noise rejection, and open 

drain output. An internal bandgap regulator is used to provide temperature compensated supply voltage for internal circuits and allows a wide operating supply range.If a magnetic flux density larger than threshold Bop, DO is turned on (low). The output state is held until a magnetic flux density reversal falls below Brp causing DO to be turned off (high)