TMR1252 - TMR Z-Axis Bipolar Switch

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General Description

TMR1252 is a digital bipolar magnetic switch that integrates TMR and CMOS technology in order to provide a magnetically triggered digital switch with high sensitivity, high speed, and ultra-low power consumption.

Key Features

Tunneling Magnetoresistance (TMR) Technology.
Ultra Low Power Consumption.

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Part number	TMR1252
Manufacturer	MultiDimension
File Size	723.36 KB
Description	TMR Z-Axis Bipolar Switch
Datasheet	TMR1252 Datasheet

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Datasheet V1.1 TMR1252 TMR Z-Axis Bipolar Switch General Description TMR1252 is a digital bipolar magnetic switch that integrates TMR and CMOS technology in order to provide a magnetically triggered digital switch with high sensitivity, high speed, and ultra-low power consumption. It is designed for use in applications that are both power-critical and performance-demanding. It contains a push-pull full-bridge TMR magnetic sensor and CMOS signal processing circuitry within the same package, including an on-chip TMR voltage generator for precise magnetic sensing, a TMR voltage amplifier and comparator plus a Schmitt trigger to provide switching hysteresis for noise rejection, and CMOS push-pull output.