Part Number: DRV5057-Q1 Other Parts Discussed in Thread: DRV5057 Hi Experts,
I find DRV505 7 Z 3QDBZR and DRV5057 A 3QDBZR in the datasheet of DRV5057. Could you share the difference between those two device? Thanks.
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Songzhen Guo
Part Number: DRV5057-Q1 Other Parts Discussed in Thread: DRV5057 Hello, I am developing a brake system. I am going to make a product that outputs a brake signal using a magnet and a hall sensor.
I am going to make a brake product that is resistant to heat…
Part Number: DRV5057-Q1 Please provide links to vendors of small magnets that are typically used with TI Hall Effect sensors. I am looking for magnets that are < 2mm in diameter and < 2mm long. Thank you!
Annie,
The only AEQ-100 rated Hall Effect sensor we offer with PWM output is DRV5057-Q1. Unfortunately this is only offered in the SOT-23 packaging. So, for this application it would be necessary to orient the magnet in such a way that each sensor is…
Part Number: DRV5056 Other Parts Discussed in Thread: DRV5057 , DRV5055 , TMAG5170-Q1 , TMAG5170
Hi Team,
The customer wants to operate the joystick using a hole sensor.
Please recommend a product.
See Attachment for move Structure
MN Moving Operation_210408…
Part Number: TMAG5170 Other Parts Discussed in Thread: DRV5055 , , TMAG5273
A major benefit of using a Hall-effect sensor in position sense applications is that it eliminates the physical contact needed to determine position in mechanical solutions. This…
This E2E forum is the place to ask TI's experts questions about Hall Sensors:
Latches: DRV5011, DRV5012, DRV5013, DRV5015
Automotive: DRV5013-Q1, DRV5015-Q1
Switches: DRV5021 , DRV5023, DRV5032, DRV5033
Automotive: DRV5021-Q1, DRV5023-Q1, DRV5033…
