(MENAFN- GetNews) A magnetic switch is a versatile electrical device that operates by responding to magnetic fields. From Hall Effect to reed switches, explore their functions, types, and diverse ...

The ubiquitous magnetic reed switch has a unique set of properties, including tera-ohm isolation when OFF, milliohm resistance when ON, zero power operation, around one watt hot switching capability, ...

Littelfuse has expanded its magnetic sensor portfolio with the release of two next-generation omnipolar switches.

This news release is available in German. Scientists from Paris, Newcastle and Helmholtz-Zentrum Berlin have been able to switch on and off robust ferromagnetism close to room temperature by using low ...

Designed for applications where the available magnetic field is extremely low and/or the space limitations are a major design factor, the GR150 magnetic reed switch functions as a non-contact position ...

Littelfuse, Inc. has launched two next-generation omnipolar magnetic switches, the LF21173TMR and LF21177TMR. These devices combine TMR and CMOS technologies in a compact LGA4 package, providing ultra ...

Littelfuse has launched two omnipolar magnetic switches, the LF21173TMR and LF21177TMR. The devices combine Tunneling ...

C&K’s MPSR series of magnetic sensors are designed for non-contact position and proximity detection in tough dirty environments. The 61mm long housing is aluminium with a stainless steel cable, and ...

Imagine computer hardware that is blazing fast and stores more data in less space. That's the promise of antiferromagnets, ...

A superconductor can switch the magnetic moment of a single-molecule magnet placed on top of it. This novel phenomenon, discovered by researchers in Italy, occurs because of quantum tunnelling of ...

This application note presents some of the fundamental information about Hall-Effect sensors. It also presents the basics of magnetics, and the added value of programmable sensors and sensor interface ...

I thought TMR was controller-only tech… until CHERRY put it in a keyboard. These new magnetic keyboards ditch Hall Effect in favor of TMR.