Hall-effect latches & switches

Low power, high sensitivity and cost-optimized magnetic sensing solutions for detecting the state, proximity and motion of objects within your system
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Our digital Hall-effect latches and switches provide low power, multi-axis, high voltage and speed, and programmable solutions for a wide variety of position sensing applications. Whether wanting to detect if something has opened or closed, detect when an external object is close to your system, or perform complex motor commutation, our Hall-effect latches and switches provide high-precision, contactless position measurements that will meet your system’s demands.

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Choose between one-dimensional or two-dimensional latches and unipolar (reacts to one magnetic pole) or omnipolar (reacts to both poles) switches.

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Why choose our Hall-Effect latches & switches

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Perfect your design with TI’s magnetic sensing latches and switches

Reduce system cost and extend battery life with our low-power latches and switches

Benefits:

  • Extend system battery lifespan 
  • Reduce cost with extended battery life
  • Increase overall system efficiency
  • Reduce heat generation

Application brief

Hall-Effect Sensors in Low-Power Applications (Rev. B)

Learn how Hall-effect sensors can provide solutions for low-power applications.
Application brief

Designing With Hall-Effect Sensors for Rotary Flow Meter Applications

Learn how Hall-effect sensors can be used for rotary flow meter applications.
Application brief

How Hall-Effect Sensors are Used in Electronic Smart Locks (Rev. B)

Learn how to use low-power switches in electronic smart locks.

Featured products for Low power

DRV5032ACTIVE

Low-power (5Hz, <1µA) low-voltage (up to 5.5V) switch

TMAG5231ACTIVE

Low-power, low-voltage (1.65 V to 5.5 V) Hall-effect switch

TMAG5328ACTIVE

Resistor-adjustable, low-power Hall-effect switch

High voltage latches and switches ensure safety and compatibility in systems

Benefits:

  • Operates with certain sensors that have a maximum supply of 38V in automotive, grid infrastructure and factory automation systems.
  • Reverse polarity, overtemperature and short-circuit protection features.
  • Useful in motor commutation applications.

Application brief

Brushless DC Motor Commutation Using Hall-Effect Sensors (Rev. B)

Learn how to use Hall-effect sensors for brushless-DC motor commutation.
Application brief

Designing With Hall-Effect Sensors for Rotary Flow Meter Applications

Learn how to use Hall-effect sensors for rotary flow meter applications.
Application brief

Hall-Effect Sensors in Vacuum Robots

Learn how to use Hall-effect sensors for vacuum robot applications.

Featured products for High voltage

DRV5013ACTIVE

High voltage (up to 38V), high bandwidth (30kHz) Hall-effect latch

DRV5033ACTIVE

High voltage (up to 38V), high bandwidth (up to 30 kHz) omnipolar switch

TMAG5115ACTIVE

High-speed Hall-effect latch with low jitter (fast response)

Increase board space and reduce overall system cost by utilizing our multiaxis 2D latches

Benefits:

  • Using only one integrated circuit (IC) reduces board space and costs.
  • Greater placement flexibility allows for different printed circuit board (PCB) orientations and reduces the amount of space taken up on the PCB.
  • 2D latches can provide both speed and direction information using only one IC.
  • 2D latches provide added resolution which reduces reliance on gear ratios for smaller mechanical increments.
  • Lower magnetic operate point (BOP) and magnetic release point (BRP) thresholds enable greater placement flexibility relative to the magnet.

Application note

TMAG511x 2D Latch Benefits

Learn about the benefits of using 2D latches for various applications
Application brief

Incremental Rotary Encoders (Rev. B)

Learn about different ways to use Hall-Effect sensors to implement rotary encoding in your designs
Application note

Hall Sensor and Magnet Selection for Auto Body Motor Module Design

Learn how different Hall-effect sensors and magnets can monitor automotive motors.

Featured products for Multiaxis

TMAG5110ACTIVE

High-sensitivity, 2D, dual-channel, Hall-effect latch

TMAG5111ACTIVE

High-sensitivity, 2D, dual-channel, speed and direction outputs, Hall-effect latch

Get high accuracy, reliability, resolution and speed with our Hall-effect latches

Benefits:

  • The ability to sense changes in position quickly enables more precise magnetic field measurements.
  • Consistent and accurate positional data.
  • The combination of low jitter and low propagation delay can help increase power efficiency and reduce parasitic system-level noise.
  • Suitable in high-speed applications or applications that have a high magnetic pole count.

Application brief

Brushless DC Motor Commutation Using Hall-Effect Sensors (Rev. B)

Learn about how Hall-Effect Sensors can be used for brushless DC motor commutation
APPLICATION BRIEF

Designing with Hall-effect sensors: BLDC motor commutation

Learn how to use Hall-effect sensors for brushless-DC motor commutation.
Application note

Design Considerations & Measurement Results, Mechanical Hall-Effect Flow Meters

Learn about how high speed and performance Hall-Effect sensors can be used in mechanical flow meters

High speed and performance

TMAG5115ACTIVE

High-speed Hall-effect latch with low jitter (fast response)

DRV5013ACTIVE

High voltage (up to 38V), high bandwidth (30kHz) Hall-effect latch

Achieve greater design flexibility by using a programmable Hall-effect switch

Benefits:

  • Applying a voltage or connecting a resistor to the ADJ pin enables programming of the operational point (BOP) from 2mT to 15mT.
  • This adjustable BOP offers design flexibility, device reuse across multiple platforms, easy last-minute design changes, simple and quick prototyping, and reduced simulation times.
  • Connecting a digital-to-analog converter to the ADJ pin instead of an external resistor creates a software-programmable Hall-effect switch.

Application note

Implementing Programmability and Diagnostics With the TMAG5328 Resistor

Learn how to implement the programmability and diagnostic features of the TMAG5328.
EVM User's guide

TMAG5328 Evaluation Module User's Guide (Rev. A)

This user's guide describes the characteristics, operation and use of the TMAG5328 evaluation module.

Programmability

TMAG5328ACTIVE

Resistor-adjustable, low-power Hall-effect switch

Technical resources

VIDEO SERIES

TI Precision Labs - Magnetic Sensors

Check out our comprehensive TI Precision Labs curriculum for Hall-effect latches and switches.
Application brief

Transition Detection Using Hall-Effect Sensors (Rev. A)

Read about key design considerations when selecting a magnetic threshold for your system.
Application brief

Incremental Rotary Encoders (Rev. B)

Learn about different ways to use Hall-effect sensors to implement rotary encoding in your designs.