Shenzhen Meiyuxin Technology Co., Ltd. [TI dealer] sells DRV5033AJQDBZRQ1 automotive 2.7V to 38V Hall effect omnipolar switch sensor, quality assurance, brand new and original, and the company has a large stock! ! !

Product Description:

The DRV5033AJQDBZRQ1 device is a chopper-stabilized Hall-effect sensor that provides magnetic field sensing with excellent sensitivity stability over temperature and integrated protection features.

The DRV5033AJQDBZRQ1 responds equally to both polar directions of the magnetic field. When the applied magnetic flux density exceeds the BOP threshold, the DRV5033-Q1 open-drain output goes low. The output will remain low until the flux density drops below BRP and becomes high impedance. The output sink current capability is 30mA. Reverse polarity protection up to -22V wide operating voltage range (2.7 to 38V) makes this device suitable for a wide variety of automotive signals.

DRV5033AJQDBZRQ1This device provides internal protection against reverse supply conditions, load dump, and output short circuit or overcurrent faults.

Features:

• Digital omnipolar switching hall sensor

• AEC-Q100 Qualified for Automotive Applications

– Grade 1: TA = –40 to 125°C (Q, see Figure 23)

– Grade 0: TA = –40 to 150°C (E, see Figure 23)

• Excellent temperature stability

– BOP ±10% over temperature range

• Multiple sensitivity options (BOP/BRP):

– ±3.5/±2mT (FA, see Figure 23)

– ±6.9/±3.5mT (AJ, see Figure 23)

• Detection of north and south magnetic fields

• Supports wide voltage range

– 2.7V to 38V

– No external voltage regulator required

• Open-Drain Output (30mA Sink)

• 35µs fast power-up time

• Small package size

– Surface Mount 3-Pin Small Outline Transistor (SOT)-23(DBZ)

– 2.92mm × 2.37mm

– Plug-in 3-pin TO-92 (LPG)

– 4.00mm × 3.15mm

• Protection features

– Reverse Power Protection (up to -22V)

– Supports up to 40V Load Dump

– Output short circuit protection

– Output current limit

– Battery output short circuit protection

Applications:

• Dock detection

• Door switch detection

• Proximity sensing

• Valve positioning

• Pulse count