Hall ICs

Innovations Embedded
Sensors
Ultra-Small Hall ICs
for magnetic switch applications
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Phones
Notebook
Computers
PDAs
Digital
Cameras
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Hall Effect Switches
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The demands for extended battery
operation, greater reliability and increased
performance devices are the ideal choice
for a range of switch applications:
features are driving the designs of
Portable phone or PDA in or out of
its carrying case
Slide-open or closed on cell phone
or camera
mobile phones, notebook computers,
video cameras, navigation systems and
game controllers to use smaller, higher
performance components.
Front
Flip phone or laptop cover open or
closed
Cell phone or tablet PC screen
orientation
Track wheel position on MP3
players, toys and games
Ultra-small, hall effect, non-contact
switches from ROHM Electronics can
simplify and enhance your designs while
offering the benefits of high-reliability and
Actual
size
Back
(×10 display)
Wafer level
CSP
(VCSP50L1)
ROHM’s advanced packaging options
include the industry’s smallest BGA chipscale package as well as low-profile,
ultra-small SMT package.
low power consumption. These high
High sensitivity for precise
magnetic field detection
CMOS output eliminates the need
for an external resistor, resulting
in lower power consumption
Rohm’s Hall IC detects and converts magnetic
fields emanating from magnets into electronic
signals (voltages). The Hall element is integrated
into a single chip.
S-pole
detection only
N-pole
detection only
Both S- and
N-pole detection
Both S- and N-pole
detection with polarity
discrimination output
CMOS output enables direct connection to the
microcontroller, reducing current flow and power
consumption.
Magnetic fielddetecting output
VDD
Magnetic fielddetecting output
(with reversing output)
Both S- and N-pole
outputs
Low current consumption
due to intermittent operation
High accuracy offset cancellation
for high efficiency
OUT
GND
Ultra-small package contributes
increased space savings
ROHM’s Hall-effect magnetic switches
ROHM’s Hall ICs integrate both the Hall element and
detection circuit into a single chip. This, combined
with the wafer level CSP, decreases mounting
space significantly, contributing to end-product
miniaturization.
are fully integrated ICs that pack all of the
required functions into a single chip.
Magnetic fielddetecting output
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Magnetic fielddetecting output
(with reversing output)
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Hall Effect Switches
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Designed for Performance and Reliability
Single-chip IC with built-in Hall element
Eliminates wire-bonding reliability problems
Low current consumption with CMOS output
Eliminates the need for external pull-up resistor
Intermittent operation for longer battery life
Pulsed detection reduces average power consumption
High detection sensitivity
Integrated dynamic offset cancellation yields high performance in small package
-40C to +85C Operating Range
Assures worry-free operation under extreme conditions
8 kV ESD Withstand
High reliability in real-world conditions
Selections for Every Application
Unipolar Operation
These devices detect the presence of either a N-pole or S-pole magnetic field of
sufficient strength, but not both. They offer the lowest power consumption. The
output switches state when the magnetic field is removed
Omnipolar Operation
These devices detect the presence of either a N-pole or S-pole magnetic field
eliminating the need to orient the magnet for detection. This can simplify the
manufacturing process. The trade-off is slightly higher power consumption
Polarity Discrimination
These devices feature dual outputs, one switches state in the presence of a N-pole
magnetic field, the other in the presence of a S-pole. Both outputs revert to the
alternative state when the field is removed. These devices are used to detect the
combination of operation (open/closed) and position (front/back)
Bipolar Operation
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These devices change output state whenever a magnetic field of the opposite
polarity is detected. The output remains fixed in its current state if no magnetic field
is present. Applications are in jog wheel or track ball movement detection. They
have higher sampling rates and power consumption
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Omnipolar Detection
The application of bipolar detection Hall ICs simplifies product design, assembly and maintenance. These devices can detect
both S-pole and N-pole magnetic fields. Magnet management is simplified since the Hall IC will operate properly regardless
of magnet orientation.
Outputs ‘Low’ once a magnetic field is detected
Outputs ‘Low’ (OUT1) and ‘High’ (OUT2) once a magnetic
field is detected
(BU52015GUL)
(BU52001GUL, BU52011HFV, BU52021HFV)
S
VDD
N
S-pole or N-pole magnetic field
S-pole
N-pole
magnetic
S-pole ororN-pole
magnetic
fieldfield
Output
Operation
Timing
Logic
OUT
Hall
Element
Output
Operation
N
OUT1
Detection
L
Hall
Element
H
Latch
Reverse
Output
OUT1
Amp
Comp
Magnetic Flux B
Density
Dynamic
Offset
Cancel
Sample
&
Hold
Amp
Magnetic Flux B
Density
0
L
Dynamic
Offset
Cancel
H
High Low
High Low
0
Sample
&
Hold
Detection
Output
OUT1
Timing
Logic
Output
OUT
Latch
S
VDD
Comp
Output
Operation
OUT2
Detection
Low High
H
L
GND
Magnetic Flux B
Density
0
Reverse
output of
OUT1
GND
Polarity Discrimination
Omnipolar detection Hall ICs with built-in polarity discrimination add the capability of both detecting the position and the
orientation of the magnet — important in applications where the display orientation of the device can be rotated.
Outputs ‘Low’ through OUT1 (only) when S-pole
magnetic field is detected
S
S-pole magnetic field
VDD
magnetic field is detected
N-pole magnetic field
VDD
OUT1
H
Timing
Logic
Output
OUT1
L
0
Hall
Element
Magnetic Flux B
Density
Latch
Remains
'High'
OUT2
Amp
Sample
&
Hold
Comp
Output
OUT2
Remains
'High'
GND
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Magnetic Flux
Density
–B
Latch
Output operation
Dynamic
Offset
Cancel
Output operation
H
High Low
Hall
Element
Outputs ‘Low’ through OUT2 (only) when N-pole
N
Output operation
S-pole
OUT1
Detection
Output
OUT1
Timing
Logic
H
Dynamic
Offset
Cancel
Amp
Sample
&
Hold
Output
OUT2
Comp
Output operation
N-pole
OUT2
Detection
High Low
H
L
0
Magnetic Flux B
Density
GND
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Magnetic Flux
Density
–B
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Unipolar Detection
For the most cost-effective and lowest power implementation, unipolar detection Hall ICs provide the answer. The trade off comes
from the need to assure proper magnet orientation in the production process.
GND
Type
that outputs ‘Low’ upon detection of N-pole magnetic field
(BU52003GUL, BU52013HFV)
N
VDD
N-pole
Output remains High when an S-pole magnetic field is detected
Timing
Logic
Output operation
OUT
Hall
Element
Output
OUT
Latch
S
VDD
N-pole
detected
S-pole
Timing
Logic
H
High Low
Hall
Element
Output
Latch
L
Dynamic
Offset
Cancel
Sample
&
Hold
Amp
0
Comp
Magnetic –B
Flux Density
Dynamic
Offset
Cancel
Amp
Sample
&
Hold
Comp
Output operation
OUT
H
OUT
Remains
'High'
0
B
Magnetic flux density
GND
GND
Bipolar (Latching) Detection
Bipolar (latching) Hall ICs add the capability of detecting the dynamic movement of devices like jog wheels or track balls. Two
of these devices are typically used to detect CW and CCW movement.
Output
changes when magnetic field alternates between S-pole to N-pole
S to N
N to S
S
N
VDD
Timing
Logic
S-pole
detected
Hall
Element
Output operation
OUT
Output
OUT
Latch
High Low
S
Dynamic
Offset
Cancel
Amp
Sample
&
Hold
Comp
N
Output remains latched if no pole
detected
0
N-pole
Detection
To detect direction of motion, multiple Hall ICs
are used:
2 required to detect CW/CCW
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Omnipolar Detection Hall ICs
Detects both S-pole and N-pole magnetic fields and turns the output ON (active Low).
Part Number
Supply
Voltage (V)
Operating
Magnetic Flux
Density (mT)
Hysteresis
(mT)
Pulse
Driving
Cycle (mS)
Current
Consumption
(Typ.) (µA)
Output
Package
BU52001GUL
2.40 - 3.3
±3.7
0.8
50
8.0
CMOS
VCSP50L1
BU52011HFV
1.65 - 3.3
±3.0
0.9
50
5.0
CMOS
HVSOF5
BU52015GUL*
1.65 - 3.3
±3.0
0.9
50
5.0
CMOS
VCSP50L1
*The BU52015GUL features reverse output
BU52001GUL
BU52011HFV
BU52015GUL
Polarity Discrimination Hall ICs
Features two outputs to discriminate between N-pole and S-pole detection.
Part Number
Supply
Voltage (V)
Operating
Magnetic Flux
Density (mT)
Hysteresis
(mT)
Pulse
Driving
Cycle (mS)
Current
Consumption
(Typ.) (µA)
Output
Package
BU52004GUL
2.40 - 3.3
±3.7
0.8
50
8.0
CMOS
VCSP50L1
BU52014HFV
1.65 - 3.3
±3.0
0.9
50
5.0
CMOS
HVSOF5
BU52004GUL
BU52014HFV
Key
Order Guide
Both S- and N-pole detection
Magnetic field detection output
CMOS output
Both S- and N-pole detection with
polarity discrimination output
Magnetic field detection output
(with reverse output
Polarity discrimination output
S-pole detection only
Both S- and N-pole outputs
Low current consumption
N-pole detection only
High accuracy offset cancel function
built in for high sensitivity
Chip Size Package type – thin and
ultra-small
Intermittent operation for low-power
consumption
Small surface-mount package
8kV ESD resistance
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Wide operating temperature range of
-40C to +85C
Operating power supply voltage
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Unipolar Detection Hall ICs
Detects either N-pole or S-pole but not both.
Part Number
Supply
Voltage (V)
Operating
Magnetic Flux
Density (mT)
Hysteresis
(mT)
Pulse
Driving
Cycle (mS)
Current
Consumption
(Typ.) (µA)
Output
Package
BU52002GUL
2.40 - 3.3
3.7
0.8
50
6.5
CMOS
VCSP50L1
BU52003GUL
2.40 - 3.3
-3.7
0.8
50
6.5
CMOS
VCSP50L1
BU52012HFV
1.65 - 3.3
3.0
0.9
50
3.5
CMOS
HVSOF5
BU52013HFV
1.65 - 3.3
-3.0
0.9
50
3.5
CMOS
HVSOF5
BU52002GUL
BU52003GUL
BU52012HFV
BU52013GUL
Bipolar (Latching) Detection Hall ICs
Part Number
Supply
Voltage (V)
Operating
Magnetic Flux
Density (mT)
BU52040HFV
1.65 - 3.3
±3.0
Features two outputs to discriminate between N-pole and S-pole detection.
Hysteresis
(mT)
Pulse
Driving
Cycle (mS)
Current
Consumption
(Typ.) (µA)
Output
Package
±6.0
500
300
CMOS
HVSOF5
BU52013GUL
Key
Order Guide
Both S- and N-pole detection
Magnetic field detection output
CMOS output
Both S- and N-pole detection with
polarity discrimination output
Magnetic field detection output
(with reverse output
Polarity discrimination output
S-pole detection only
Both S- and N-pole outputs
Low current consumption
N-pole detection only
High accuracy offset cancel function
built in for high sensitivity
Chip Size Package type – thin and
ultra-small
Intermittent operation for low-power
consumption
Small surface-mount package
8kV ESD resistance
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Wide operating temperature range of
-40C to +85C
Operating power supply voltage
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