This post is a quick writeup about Winson WCS Series Hall Effect Linear Current Sensors! I have the Winson WCS2702 current sensor in my hand right now, so I will write about it here. According to the ...

Insensitivity to TiltThe differential sensor, which possesses an inherent ability to reject offsets, when integrated into the package with a back-biased magnet, provides insensitivity to tilt. New ...

Hall Effect sensors have been around for a long time. While the early bipolar versions were great at detecting magnetism, they had several drawbacks. For one, they couldn't control their response ...

Conclusion Hall-effect sensors are emerging as the preferred devices for accurate, stable current measurements in high-voltage systems. TI’s TMCS1123 offers a 75-A continuous current rating and ...

The A1301 and A1302 ratiometric, linear Hall-effect sensors in a SOT23 package are rated for operation to 150 degrees.

Developed for space and other harsh environments, a Hall-effect sensor from TT Electronics OPTEK Technology performs stable position sensing over a wide range of temperatures while operating over ...

Below, a Hall Effect sensor rests atop an electromagnet — 1″ in diameter, with 6/8″ wire coiled around another bolt.

Hall sensors offers several advantages over shunts and CT’s – accuracy, linearity, low temperature drift, wider frequency bandwidth, and low insertion loss (burden) being some of them.

Hall effect sensors are slowly taking over the world of gaming peripherals, but what are they and do they actually make a difference?

Even with Hall Effect sensors, I found that sometimes small movements would not be picked up by the controller —sometimes to catastrophic in-game results.