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SS495A1-S

SS495A1-S

Honeywell Sensing and Productivity Solutions
Hall Effect Sensor Single Axis SMD
Active2,006 in stock

Overview

The SS495A1-S is a high-performance linear Hall effect sensor designed to provide a ratiometric analog output proportional to magnetic flux density. It features a quad-Hall integrated circuit design that minimizes mechanical stress effects while providing temperature-compensated magnetics for stability across a wide -40 to 150 degrees Celsius range. This surface-mount component is ideal for precision sensing in harsh environments where rail-to-rail operation and high sensitivity are required.

Why Choose This Part

The sensor offers a high sensitivity of 3.125 mV/Gauss and laser-trimmed thin film resistors that ensure high accuracy of 1.5 percent. Its rail-to-rail ratiometric output provides a wide dynamic range, while the quad-Hall element design significantly reduces sensitivity to mounting stress and thermal drift.

Applications

Current Sensing
Monitoring current flow in PCB traces or bus bars by detecting the magnetic field generated by the conductor.
Brushless DC Motor Control
Providing high-resolution rotor position feedback for commutation in high-efficiency motor drives.
Linear Actuator Positioning
Non-contact position sensing for industrial cylinders and valves to prevent mechanical wear.
Magnetic Code Reading
Detecting magnetic patterns or pole changes in security systems and rotary encoders.

Key Specifications

Axis Single
Features Temperature Compensated
Technology Hall Effect
Output Type Analog Voltage
Mounting Type Surface Mount
Sensing Range +/-67mT
Package / Case 3-SMD, Gull Wing
Voltage - Supply 4.5V ~ 10.5V
Operating Temperature -40degC ~ 150degC
Current - Output (Max) 10mA
Current - Supply (Max) 8.7mA
Supplier Device Package SMD

Getting Started

To evaluate the SS495A1-S, connect the VDD pin to a stable 4.5V to 10.5V DC supply and the GND pin to system ground. The analog output can be interfaced directly to a microcontroller ADC, where the null voltage is typically half of VDD; use a decoupling capacitor near the sensor pins to minimize noise in high-current switching environments.

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