Hi Mario,
Thanks for reaching out. I think you are looking for something more programmable like the TMAG5170:
Using this device you will be able to program it to measure magnetic fields in multiple axis up to +/- 300mT. The DRV5032 is a hall…
Part Number: DRV5032 Dear TI-Support Team,
I decided to use the DRV5032 Hall effect Sensor in the T0-92 Package because this package can allow me to simplify my PCB design, however from my understanding there are some unclear information provided in…
Part Number: DRV5032 Hi Team,
Customer is designing DRV5032 and request simulation.
I provide the DRV5032 calculator tool. To customer. However, customer feedback the tool is too simple.
Would you please provide the external third party or other…
Part Number: DRV5032 Other Parts Discussed in Thread: TMAG5123 Hi, support team
My customer has the questions as follow:
DRV5032‘s sampling rate is 20Hz.
Sample every 50msec, if the magnet passes shorter than this time (high speed), will the output…
Part Number: DRV5032 Hi team,
My customer would like to evaluate below table specification is correct or not but we don't know how to do.
So could you advise the procedure to evaluate it?
Thanks
Part Number: DRV5032 Dears :
customer wants to put another magnetic below DRV5032 to replace a iron , they think it has better strength to close . Could you please help check if it can work ? Thanks .
Part Number: DRV5032 Other Parts Discussed in Thread: DRV5012 Hi
I am looking for ultra low power bipolar hall sensor. I found that DRV5032 is low power device. can some please explain me in details what will be the power consumption when there is no…
Part Number: DRV5032 Hi Team,
Our customer would like to know the reliability of the DRV5032 ha ll effect sensors with respect to time. I understand from the E2E thread below that the reliability test of the device is for 1000 hours. I have searched…
