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US3881 Datasheet, PDF (1/6 Pages) List of Unclassifed Manufacturers – CMOS Low Voltage Hall Effect Latch
US3881
CMOS Low Voltage Hall Effect Latch
Features and Benefits
• Chopper stabilized amplifier stage
• Optimized for BDC motor applications
• New miniature package / thin, high reliability package
• Operation down to 2.2V
• CMOS for optimum stability, quality, and cost
Applications
• Solid state switch
• Brushless DC motor commutation
• Speed sensing
• Linear position sensing
• Angular position sensing
• Current sensing
Ordering Information
Part No.
US3881
US3881
Temperature Suffix
E
L
Package
SO or UA
SO or UA
Temperature Range
-40oC to 85oC Commercial
-40oC to 150oC Automotive
* Contact factory or Sale Representative for legacy temperature options
Functional Diagram
VDD
Voltage
Regulator
Chopper
Output
UA Package
Pin 1 - VDD
Pin 2 - GND
Pin 3 - Output
GND
SO Package
Pin 1 - VDD
Pin 2 - Output
Pin 3 - GND
Description
The US3881 is a bipolar Hall effect sensor IC fabri-
cated from mixed signal CMOS technology. It in-
corporates advanced chopper stabilization tech-
niques to provide accurate and stable magnetic
switch points. There are many applications for this
sensor in addition to those listed above. The de-
sign, specifications, and performance have been
optimized for commutation applications in 5V and
12V brushless DC motors.
The output transistor will be latched on (BOP) in the
presence of a sufficiently strong South pole mag-
netic field facing the marked side of the package.
Similarly, the output will be latched off (BRP) in the
presence of a North field.
The SOT-23 device is reversed from the UA pack-
age. The SOT-23 output transistor will be latched
on in the presence of a sufficiently strong North
pole magnetic field subjected to the marked face.
Note: Static sensitive device; please observe ESD precautions. Re -
verse VDD protection is not included. For reverse voltage protec -
tion, a 100Ω resistor in series with VDD is recommended.
US3881 CMOS Low Voltage Hall Effect Latch
3901003881 Rev 4.2
7/23/01
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