TLI4961-1M

Bipolar Hall Latch Hall Effect Latch for Industrial Applications Product description Overview Characteristic Supply Voltage Supply Current Sensitivity Interface Temperature Bipolar Hall 3.0 V ~ 32 V 1.6 mA B : 2 mT Open Drain -40C to 125C OP Effect Latch B : -2 mT Output RP Figure 1 TLI4961-1M in the PG-SOT23-3-15 (left hand) and TLI4961-1L in the PG-SSO-3-2 (right hand) package Features 3.0 V to 32 V operating supply voltage Operation from unregulated power supply Reverse polarity protection (-18 V) Overvoltage capability up to 42 V without external resistor Output overcurrent and overtemperature protection Active error compensation High stability of magnetic thresholds Low jitter (typ. 0.35 s) High ESD performance Leaded, non halogen-free package PG-SSO-3-2 (TLI4961-1L) Small, halogen-free SMD package PG-SOT23-3-15 (TLI4961-1M) For industrial and consumer applications, not qualified for automotive applications For automotive applications please refer to the Infineon TLE Hall Switches/Latches series Table 1 Ordering information Product name Product type Ordering code Package TLI4961-1L Bipolar Hall Latch SP001052198 PG-SSO-3-2 TLI4961-1M Bipolar Hall Latch SP001031008 PG-SOT23-3-15 Datasheet Please read the Important Notice and Warnings at the end of this document Rev. 1.3 www.infineon.com 2021-05-03Bipolar Hall Latch Hall Effect Latch for Industrial Applications Product description Target applications Target applications for the TLI496x Hall Latch family are all applications which require a high precision Hall Latch with an operating temperature range from -40C to 125C. Its superior supply voltage range from 3.0 V to 32 V with overvoltage capability up to 42 V without external resistor makes it ideally suited for industrial applications. The magnetic behavior as a latch and switching thresholds of typical 2 mT make the device especially suited for the use with a pole wheel for index counting applications and for rotor position detection as in brushless DC motor commutation. Datasheet 2 Rev. 1.3 2021-05-03