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'[OT] HALL EFFECT DEVICE'
2000\03\30@163621
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e Vicente Mesquita Borges
I4m looking for a linear hall effect device like the
Texas TL3103 (apparently obsolete). Suggestions?
Best Regards,
Vicente Borges
2000\03\30@165507
by
Steven Rightnar
I looked for an exact replacement for the TL3103 on allegromicros website
they dont have an exact one but check them out they do have linear hall
effect devices maybe they got what you need and they have samples that get
to you within a couple days.
Steve
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Subject: [OT] HALL EFFECT DEVICE
| I4m looking for a linear hall effect device like the
| Texas TL3103 (apparently obsolete). Suggestions?
|
| Best Regards,
| Vicente Borges
|
2000\03\30@171547
by
Barry King
> I4m looking for a linear hall effect device like the
> Texas TL3103 (apparently obsolete). Suggestions?
Allegro MicroSystems Inc, Worchester, MA, USA
(508)853-5000
Definitely makes both linear and switch Hall devices. The most
recent catalog I have from 1993, though, so no Web refs. They might
be on the web by now.
You might also try the one that DigiKey lists, from Micronas HAL400S-C
(its surface mount, though) DigiKey number is HAL400S-CCT-ND.
DigiKey is on the web at http:\\http://www.digikey.com
-Barry.
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NRG Systems "Measuring the Wind's Energy"
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2000\03\31@111314
by
Jim Mand
We have used Allegro Hall Effect sensors on many projects. We are very
happy with their performance.
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