开关和闩锁
业界最全面的磁性开关和锁存器产品组合。
Allegro 提供全面的磁性开关和锁存器系列产品,采用霍尔效应 (Hall-effect) 和 TMR 技术,可实现超低功耗和高可靠性。我们的产品组合包括1D/2D 锁存器、连续时间开关,以及专为汽车、工业和消费类应用定制的解决方案。这些解决方案经过精心设计,具有出色的温度稳定性和抗物理应力能力,可为数字位置感测带来高精度和耐用性。
Documentation & Resources
Blog
The Power of Precision: Revolutionizing Switches and Latches with TMR Technology
This blog explores the benefits of TMR technology for switches and latches, highlighting how it's transforming these essential components.
Application Note
Quadrature Error Calculation in 2D Mulitplexed Quadrature Sensors
AN296365: In the realm of advanced sensor design, particularly for two-dimensional (2D) and three-dimensional (3D) applications, multiplexed signal paths are frequently employed.
Application Note
Magnetic Switch and Latch Applications in White Goods
At the heart of many modern white goods lies sophisticated sensing technology, and Allegro MicroSystems stands as a leader in providing highly flexible, robust, and precise Hall effect switches and latches
Brochure
Enhancing Efficiency and Reliability for Industrial and Automotive Applications
Allegro’s latest 3-wire, 24V-ready switch and latch sensors offer versatile magnetic sensing and ultra-low jitter performance, designed for automotive and industrial applications. Their wide 2.7V to 26V input range allows direct connection to 12V or 24V rails without external regulators, enabling simpler, more cost-effective system designs.
Application Note
The Role of Sensors in Electric Bicycles: A Comprehensive Guide
AN296382 - An electric bicycle, commonly known as an e-bike, is a bicycle equipped with an electric motor and battery to assist with pedaling. The rapid market growth of the e-bike is attributed to its clear advantages.
Guide
APS13568 Proto Board User Manual
The APS13568 integrates an ultrasensitive Hall-effect switch with a linear programmable current regulator that provides up to 150 mA for driving a string of high brightness LEDs.
Brochure
颠覆性提升各种现代应用电源效率
Allegro 的微功率磁性霍 开关与 存 感器芯片在 池供 和 能 用中展 了 新潜力。
Blog
Switches vs. Latches: Understanding the Key Differences and Their Applications
Discover how Hall-effect switches and latches, essential magnetic sensors, power smartphones, industrial equipment, automotive systems, and DC motors. Learn their differences and applications in this insightful blog post.
Whitepaper
Maximize Your Battery Life with Micropower Switch and Latch Sensors
This whitepaper delves into the technical advantages of the APS11753 micropower switch and APS12753 micropower latch, showcasing their value propositions and the system-level benefits they bring to power-sensitive applications.
Application Note
TMR Digital Latches in Point-Level Liquid Sensors
Liquid-level sensors are used in a variety of applications in the industrial and consumer marketplace and play a vital role in providing the necessary data to the host system.
Application Note
Smart Locks
New keyless, smart locks are emerging and replacing the traditional key deadbolt locks. With this new technology, the key is no longer used, and the deadbolt position is now controlled by the smart lock itself and not the user with their key.
Application Note
Unipolar Switch Hall-Effect IC Basics
There are four general categories of Hall-effect IC devices that provide a digital output: unipolar switches, bipolar switches, omnipolar switches, and latches.
Guide
APS11900 Programming Guide
This document describes two approaches to programming the APS11900 and should be used as a companion to the product datasheet.
Application Note
General Applications Using The APS13568
AN296238 - In this applicate note, we discuss the use of the APS13568, an integrated circuit that combines an ultra-sensitive, omnipolar, micropower Hall-effect switch with a linear programmable current regulator which can provide up to 150 mA current to drive high brightness LEDs.
Digital Position Sensor ICs—Continuous-Time to Chopper-Stabilized Cross-Reference Guide
This application guide will outline the differences between the two sensor types and provide system designers with the tools needed in order to select the appropriate sensor for their system.