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Hall Current Sensor

Hall Current Sensor

A Hall current sensor is part of a magnetic sensor device that uses the Hall effect to accurately measure the current in a wire. They are essential for monitoring industrial power usage, providing accurate non-contact measurements with excellent accuracy and isolation.

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Description

Hall current sensors use magnets to measure electricity. Measures the magnitude of the current indirectly without touching the Hall voltage. There are two types: open-loop and closed-loop, and they are known for their high frequency, quick response, strong capacitance, and good insulation.

 

Its biggest advantage is that it can convert various signals, making it ideal for measuring complex electrical things. Used for computer monitoring, UPS, solar power, and grid monitoring.

 

Application:

 

The Hall current sensor chip measures electricity using special materials and magnets. Even though there are many types of these chips, they all work similarly. They calculate electricity flow by using Hall voltage and a specific curve. These chips are used in factories and new energy tech.

 

For instance, in electric cars, these chips are crucial in managing power. When installed, they help keep an eye on how much power is going in and out of the car's battery. This keeps each battery safe and ensures they last a long time.

 

HOT SALE PART NUMBER:

 

  • BMM150: From Bosch Sensortec with a Hall effect for a ±1.3mT (X, Y) and ±2.5mT (Z) sensing range. Compact in 12-UFBGA/WLCSP packaging, it works at 1.62V to 3.6V, offering I²C and SPI outputs.

 

BMM150001

BMM150

 

 

  • DRV5055A4QDBZR: A Texas Instruments IC, provides temperature-compensated Hall effect measurements from -40°C to 125°C, single-axis operation, and analog voltage output in SOT-23-3 packaging.

DRV5055A4QDBZR

DRV5055A4QDBZR

 

  • TMAG5110B2AQDBVRQ1: Also from TI, offers Hall effect measurements (-40°C ~ 125°C) and analog voltage output in a SOT-23-6 package, supporting voltage range of 2.5V to 5.5V.

TMAG5110B2AQDBVRQ1

TMAG5110B2AQDBVRQ1

 

  • TMAG5170A1QDGKR: Covering a ±25mT to ±100mT magnetic range, featuring polarity sensitivity, voltage supply from 2.3V to 5.5V, digital output, and temperature-compensated Hall effect in an 8-VSSOP package.

TMAG5170A1QDGKR

TMAG5170A1QDGKR

 

  • Now, let's go back to TMAG5273A2QDBVR. This sensor relies on I²C output and low power consumption, making it versatile for a variety of applications. At the same time, it also supports X-, Y-, and Z-axis sensing with an excellent range of ±133mT to ±266mT.

TMAG5273A2QDBVR

TMAG5273A2QDBVR

 

 

Our advantage:

 

Product & Inventory Quantity: Our company has many kinds of products, and we also have a lot of on-stock inventory. Besides, we cooperate with many well-known brands like TI, NXP, etc.

 

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Secure Transactions: We use secure platforms like HK INVENTORY for safe transactions. After a platform check, we ship products to clients. Refunds or exchanges for quality issues are handled safely through the platform.

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Global transportation assistance: Cooperating with multiple well-known logistics companies to ensure intact packaging and effective delivery worldwide.

Global transportation assistance-XRS CO

 

FAQ

Q1: What makes a Hall sensor different from a magnetic sensor?

A:Well, a Hall sensor measures the strength of a magnetic field that's perpendicular to it, while an MR sensor figures out the angle of a magnetic field that runs parallel. This means MR sensors are usually better at catching changes in a larger area, even if things aren't perfectly aligned.

Q2: What signal does a Hall sensor generate?

A: Hall effect sensors work without direct contact, making them hands-free. Depending on their design and purpose, they can produce either a digital (on/off) or analog (continuous) signal.

Q3: Is a Hall sensor considered an inductive sensor?

A: No, it's not quite the same. Unlike inductive sensors, a Hall effect sensor's output isn't influenced by how fast the magnetic field changes. The resulting output voltage usually falls within the millivolt range (mV) and is further boosted by built-in electronics within the sensor housing.

Q4: Are XRS products genuine? Are they directly imported?

A: Our products are indeed imported originals, obtained through reliable overseas channels. Rest assured about quality, as all items are directly imported. To alleviate concerns, testing through chosen institutions is supported. Additionally, we offer third-party payment options, sending goods for evaluation to platforms like Hong Kong Inventory. If the assessment is positive, the platform takes care of shipping; for quality concerns, automatic refunds are arranged.

Q5: How to order hall current sensor from HK XRS TECHNOLOGY LIMITED?

A:We offer easy ordering through email, WhatsApp, Skype, or our website's inquiry form. Our sales team will promptly provide competitive prices after you submit your inquiry. If you're satisfied with the offer, our agents will guide you through the order process.

Q6: How can I pay for electronic components from XRS?

A: Great question! We've got you covered with the T/T (Telegraphic Transfer) payment option. Once we seal the deal, you'll simply transfer the funds to our Hong Kong bank account, and voila, it usually takes 1-2 days to arrive. For orders, a 30% upfront deposit is the norm, with the remaining 70% settling in closer to the expected delivery date. Easy peasy!

 

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