Overview: The HS-3511-01-0300 is a bipolar 3-wire flatpack Hall Effect Sensor designed by PIC Proximity Instrumentation Controls, Kontaktbauelemente GmbH. It is compact, offers various switching sensitivities, and can be customized.
Features: The sensor includes reverse voltage and ESD protection, temperature-dependent bias, hysteresis control, short circuit, and overtemperature protection. It is housed in PA6 material with epoxy potting and uses UL1007/1569, AWG 24 cables.
Approvals: The document does not specify particular approvals but implies compliance with standard electronic component regulations.
Block Diagram: The sensor's block diagram includes components such as a Hall plate, comparator, and output functional safety features.
Absolute Maximum Ratings: The sensor can handle a supply voltage (VSUP) up to 40V for short durations with a series resistor. The output voltage (VOUT) can also reach 40V under similar conditions. The operating temperature ranges from -20 to +85°C.
Wire Assignment: The sensor uses three wires: red for supply voltage (VSUP), white for output (OUT), and black for ground (GND).
Environmental Characteristics: The sensor is designed to operate within specified temperature ranges and voltage limits to ensure reliability.
Recommended Operating Conditions: The typical supply voltage is 12V, with a supply current of 1.6 to 2.4 mA. The output current is limited to 25 mA.
Magnetic Characteristics: The sensor has an ON threshold range of up to 30 mT and an OFF threshold range of up to 30 mT. It features temperature compensation for magnetic thresholds, adjustable in small steps.
Conclusion: The HS-3511-01-0300 is a versatile Hall Effect Sensor suitable for various applications requiring precise magnetic field detection and robust environmental performance.