Linear Magnetic Hall sensor

Description

1. Linear Output: Linear magnetic Hall sensors provide an output that is directly proportional to the strength of the magnetic field they are exposed to. This means that as the magnetic field intensity increases or decreases, the sensor’s output changes linearly.
2. Magnetic Field Sensing: They are designed to sense and respond to changes in the surrounding magnetic field. The direction and polarity of the field can also be detected.
3. Analog Output: Most linear magnetic Hall sensors provide an analog voltage output or current output, typically in the range of 0 to a certain maximum value. The exact output range and characteristics may vary based on the specific sensor.
4. Digital Output (Optional): Some linear Hall sensors incorporate a digital output in addition to or instead of analog output. The digital output typically switches between two states (HIGH and LOW) based on a specified threshold.
5. Sensitive to External Magnets: Linear magnetic Hall sensors are sensitive to external magnets, and they can be influenced by the presence and movement of magnetic objects.