RedRock Tunneling Magnetoresistive (TMR) sensors are a great alternative to Hall Effect Sensors. Understand the benefits of TMR sensors over Hall Effect Sensors, including availability, cost effectiveness, and same fit/form packaging for drop-in replacement. With recent supply chain shortages of Hall Sensors, more design engineers are turning to TMR technology to replace Hall in active designs. Watch now to see why and how this can be done with minimal difficulty, including a live demonstration showing activation of Hall vs. TMR. Please also note that Coto Technology has Application Support engineers specializing in replacing other technologies with TMR in new or existing designs. Simply contact them at redrock@cotorelay.com or appsupport@cotorelay.com . Visit Coto Technology's website Resource Library for our vast library of applications notes, white papers, video, etc. for Coto product lines of Sensors, Switches, Solid State Relays and Reed Relays.
NEW POSTING: Application Note -- "How to Replace Hall Effect Sensors with TMR Sensors" - find this publication by entering [ Ссылка ] into your browser - or visiting Coto's website resource Library.
Use the below Time Stamps as a guide to the video contents.
0:00 – Coto Technology Applications Engineer, Eduardo Montalvo, explains the overall benefits of RedRock TMR Sensors vs. Hall Effect Sensors and why engineers are Replacing Hall Effect Sensors with RedRock TMR Sensors.
1:22 - Understanding Axis of Sensitivity of TMR vs. Hall Effect Sensors
2:01 - Preferred Magnet Orientations of TMR vs. Hall Effect Sensors
2:46 - How to Orient a Magnet with a TMR Sensor
3:40 - Replacing Hall Effect with TMR technology
4:39 - Live demonstration of activation with a Hall vs. TMR sensor
8:07 - Summary of how and why to replace Hall Sensors with TMR Sensors
8:45 - RedRock TMR Sensor Application Support Contact Information and Coto Technology Website address - https:www.cotorelay.com
