Honeywell magnetic sensor

Linear and angle sensor integrated circuit

The linear sensor integrated circuit operates close to any magnetic pole, providing continuous voltage output. The output increases with the enhancement of the magnetic field and decreases with the weakening of the magnetic field. The APS00B angle sensor integrated circuit is used for magnetic saturation field sensing of angular displacement or rotational displacement. It will generate an analog output voltage that varies with the direction of magnetic flux passing through the surface of the sensor integrated circuit. It includes a Wheatstone double bridge with saturation mode, generating orthogonal (sine and cosine) signals to provide an extended angle measurement range of up to 180 °.

magnet

The MG series magnets can be used as actuators for Hall effect and magneto resistive sensor integrated circuits with unipolar or all pole magnetic characteristics. The MG series magnets offer a variety of compact configurations, strengths, and magnetic materials for you to choose from, making them suitable as actuators for Hall effect or magneto resistive sensor integrated circuits with unipolar or fully polar magnetic characteristics. These magnets are designed to provide the minimum magnetic field strength within a specified distance to help system designers find the most suitable magnet based on their own requirements.

Speed and direction, speed sensor integrated circuit

The VM series anisotropic magnetoresistance (AMR) integrated circuit (IC) product line adopts a unique (patent pending) bridge design and configuration for detecting the speed and direction of magnetic ring encoder targets. These three products include 2-pin and 4-pin AMR sensors, which are not only suitable for gearbox, engine crankshaft, wheel speed measurement, integrated bearing and seal speed and position sensing, but also for measuring pump, motor, and compressor shaft speeds.

Value added packaged sensors

Contains encapsulated sensors within various enclosures. Potential applications of blade sensors and digital position sensors include position and speed sensing; The speed and position of the cam and crankshaft, gearbox, tachometer, traction control, and sprocket speed.