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SS566AT: DescriptionMAGNETIC FIELD SENSOR-HALL EFFECT, -20-18.5mT, RECTANGULAR, SURFACE MOUNT; CategoryThe sensor Sensor/transducer; File Size361KB，16 Pages; ManufacturerHoneywell; Websitehttp://www.ssec.honeywell.com/; Environmental Compliance

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MAGNETIC FIELD SENSOR-HALL EFFECT, -20-18.5mT, RECTANGULAR, SURFACE MOUNT

SS566AT Parametric

Parameter Name	Attribute value
Is it lead-free?	Lead free
Is it Rohs certified?	conform to
package instruction	SOT-89, 4 PIN
Reach Compliance Code	compli
body width	2.31 mm
body height	1.37 mm
Body length or diameter	4.49 mm
shell	PLASTIC
lag	19 mT
Maximum magnetic field range	18.5 mT
Minimum magnetic field range	-20 mT
Installation features	SURFACE MOUNT
Number of terminals	3
Maximum working current	10 mA
Maximum operating temperature	150 °C
Minimum operating temperature	-40 °C
Maximum output current	20 mA
Output polarity	INVERTING
Output type	ANALOG VOLTAGE
Package body material	PLASTIC/EPOXY
Encapsulate equivalent code	TO-243
Package Shape/Form	RECTANGULAR
power supply	3.8/30 V
Sensor/Transducer Type	MAGNETIC FIELD SENSOR,HALL EFFECT
Maximum supply voltage	30 V
Minimum supply voltage	3.8 V
surface mount	YES
Termination type	SOLDER
Base Number Matches	1

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Magnetic Sensors

Line Guide

You know us as a leader, whether you’ve known us as MICRO

SWITCH or Honeywell Sensing and Internet of Things (SIoT).

In 1968, we revolutionized the industry with the first solid-

state keyboard combining Hall-effect sensing and associated

electronics in a single circuit. Today, the Honeywell SIoT family

of magnetic position sensors includes digital and analog

Hall-effect position, magnetoresistive digital, Hall-effect vane,

gear-tooth, and Hall-effect basic switches and magnets. These

high-speed, extended life sensors are often directly compatible

with other electronic circuits, responding to the presence or the

interruption of a magnetic field by producing a proportional

output. Gear-tooth and other packaged Hall-effect speed and

direction sensors sense movements of a ferrous metal target.

Digital and analog “sensor-only” devices are operated by a

permanent magnet or electromagnet, while actuation mode

depends on the type of magnets used. A vane passing through

a gap or a magnet mounted on a plastic plunger operates

integral magnet position sensors.

FEATURES

OW POWER HALL-EFFECT SENSOR

ICS - DIGITAL

SL353 Series.

Features:

Energy efficient • Push-

pull output • Non-chopper stabilized

design • Omnipolar magnetics •

Thermally balanced integrated circuit

• Subminiature package size • Simple

activation from a North pole or a South

pole • Tape and reel packaging

Benefits:

Supply voltage as low as 2.2

Vdc, combined with very low average

current of 1.8 uA typ., reduces power

consumption, provides extended battery

life, and promotes energy efficiency.

Push-pull output does not require

external pull-up resistor, simplifying

interface with common electrical circuits

and potentially reducing PC board space

and costs to the customer. Does not

utilize chopper stabilization, eliminating

the noise generated by products using

this technique, meaning that customers

do not need filters to compensate for the

noise. Omnipolar capability with high

and low duty cycle options allows for use

in a variety of potential applications with

low power requirements and/or battery

operation. Thermally balanced integrated

circuit provides for stable operation over a

wide temperature range, of -40° to 85°C

[-40° to 185°F]. SOT-23 subminiature

package requires less PCB space,

allowing for use in smaller assemblies.

North pole or South pole operation does

not require the magnet polarity to be

identified, making installation easier

and potentially reducing system costs.

Supplied on tape and reel which allows

for a compact design with automated

component placement, helping to

reduce manufacturing costs. Potential

applications include motion control, lid

closure detection, presence-absence,

metering, and displacement sensing

on battery-operated, mobile equipment

such as computer notebooks, scanners,

hand-held industrial computers,

instrumentation and appliances.

HALL-EFFECT SENSOR ICS - DIGITAL

SS30AT, SS40A, SS50AT.

Features:

Bipolar magnetics • Sinking

output • High output current capability

• High speed capability • Reverse polarity

protection • Small through-hole and

surface mount (SOT-23 and SOT-89B)

packages • Tape and reel available

Benefits:

Integrated circuitry provides

enhanced temperature stability in a

robust design. Thermally balanced

integrated circuit over full temperature

range. Built-in regulator provides stable

operation over supply voltage range.

Open-collector sinking output voltage

easily interfaces with wide variety of

electronic circuits. Internal circuitry

prevents sensor damage in case supply

voltage polarity is accidentally reversed.

Potential applications include speed

and RPM sensing, brushless dc motor

commutation, motor and fan control,

magnetic encoding, disc speed, tape

rotation, and flow-rate sensing.

SS311PT, SS411P.

Features:

Bipolar magnetics • Enhanced

sensitivity • Built-in pull-up resistor • Low

voltage: 2.7 Vdc to 7 Vdc • Subminiature

package size (SS311PT) • Through-hole

and surface-mount (SOT-23 and SOT-

89B) packages • Cost effective

Benefits:

Enhanced sensitivity often

allows for use of smaller, less expensive

magnets. Built-in pull-up resistor easily

interfaces with common electronic

circuits without adding external

components, helping to reduce total

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