Honeywell Technologies Through Hole Hall Effect Sensor 4 V 9V, SIP, 2-Pin

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RS Stock No.:
190-9744
Mfr. Part No.:
VM721V1
Manufacturer:
Honeywell
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Brand

Honeywell

Sensor Type

Hall Effect Sensors

Product Type

Hall Effect Sensor

Technology

Anisotropic Magnetoresistive

Mount Type

Through Hole

Magnetic Type

Anisotropic Magnetoresistive (AMR)

Maximum Frequency Response

35kHz

Minimum Supply Voltage

4V

Maximum Supply Voltage

9V

Package Type

SIP

Minimum Operating Temperature

-40°C

Maximum Operating Temperature

150°C

Pin Count

2

Series

VM721V1

Standards/Approvals

ISO-26262, AECQ100-H

Width

1.6mm

Height

3.46mm

Length

5.13mm

Response Time

8μs

Supply Current

8mA

Automotive Standard

AEC-Q100

Honeywell VM721V1 Series Hall Effect Sensor, 5.13mm Length, 1.6mm Width - VM721V1


This Hall effect sensor is a Compact anisotropic magnetoresistive device intended for magnetic-field detection in demanding environments. It operates from low-voltage systems and responds rapidly to changing fields, making it suitable for embedded sensing roles where space is limited and dynamic measurement is required.

Features and Benefits:


• 4V to 9V supply range enables flexible system integration
• 8mA supply current reduces load on power rails
• 8μs response time supports quick signal detection
• 35kHz maximum frequency enables high-rate sensing
• -40°C to 150°C operation withstands wide temperature ranges

Applications


• Suitable for automotive sensing in control modules
• Ideal for rotational speed detection in motors
• Used with Compact sensor arrays on confined boards
• Can be used for position feedback in mechatronics
• Suitable for high-temperature environments in powertrains

What package type does it use?


It is supplied in a single in-line package suitable for through-hole mounting.

How many electrical connections are required?


The device requires two pins for supply and output connections.

Which safety or quality standards apply to its automotive use?


It meets AEC-Q100 criteria and conforms with ISO 26262 functional safety considerations.

How does the magnetic sensing technology affect directional sensitivity?


It uses anisotropic magnetoresistive sensing to detect magnetic-field variations with directional responsiveness.

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