Hall Effect Position Sensors Datasheets

Hall effect position sensors are non-contact devices that convert energy from a magnetic field into an electrical signal. They use the Hall effect, a voltage caused by current-flow in the presence of a magnetic field.
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DigiKey
United States
Festo Corporation
United States
ifm efector inc.
United States
Marposs Corp
United States
Radwell International
United States
Richardson RFPD
United States
Rochester Electronics
United States
RS Components, Ltd.
United Kingdom
Allen-Bradley / Rockwell Automation
United States
Altech Corp.
Flemington, NJ
Clippard
United States
Fuji Electric Corp. of America
United States
LIXINC Electronics Co., Limited
China
Novotechnik U.S., Inc.
United States
Schmersal Inc.
United States
SICK
United States
TE Connectivity
United States
Chief Enterprises LLC
United States
Galco Industrial Electronics
United States
ifm electronic gmbh
Germany
LCSC Electronics Technology (HK) Limited
China
Littelfuse, Inc.
United States
PHD, Inc.
Fort Wayne, IN
Rota Engineering Limited
United Kingdom
Sensoronix, Inc.
Irvine, CA
Utmel Electronic Limited
China
ZF Electronic Systems Pleasant Prairie, LLC
Pleasant Prairie, WI
Advanced Analog Technology, Inc.
Taiwan
AKM Semiconductor, Inc.
United States
Aleph America Corporation
United States
Allied Electronics, Inc.
Fort Worth, TX
Alps Alpine
Santa Clara, CA
Altra Industrial Motion
United States
ams-OSRAM AG
Cupertino, CA
Artesyn Embedded Power
Tempe, AZ
AZOTEQ
United States
Balluff, Inc.
Florence, KY
Banner Engineering Corp.
Minneapolis, MN
Bosch Sensortec GmbH
Germany
Bosch Tool Corporation
United States
Canfield Connector
United States
CARLO GAVAZZI Automation Components
Buffalo Grove, IL
Cherry Electrical Products
United States
Comus International
Clifton, NJ
Coto Technology
North Kingstown, RI
Crosschip MicroSystems, Inc.
China
Crouzet
United States
CTS Corporation
United States
Cynergy3 Corp.
United States
Danaher Corporation
United States
Danaher Motion
United States
Eaton Corporation
Cleveland, OH
Electro-Sensors, Inc.
Minnetonka, MN
Euchner-U.S.A., Inc.
East Syracuse, NY
GE Company
United States
George Risk Industries, Inc.
United States
Grayhill, Inc.
La Grange, IL
Hamlin
United States
Ingersoll-Rand Company Limited
Ireland
Jiangsu Changjing Electronics Technology Co., Ltd
China
JSMicro Semiconductor Co., Ltd.
China
KEMET Electronics Corporation
Fort Lauderdale, FL
KEYENCE
Elmwood Park, NJ
Kyocera Corporation
Japan
KYOCERA AVX Components Corporation
Fountain Inn, SC
LEM USA, Inc.
Milwaukee, WI
Newark, An Avnet Company
United States
Norgren LLC
United States
OMRON Automation and Safety
Schaumburg, IL
OSRAM GmbH
Germany
Parker Hannifin Corporation
United States
Parker Hannifin/Electromechanical Automation
United States
Pepperl+Fuchs SE
Germany
pSemi
United States
Pulse Electronics Corporation
San Diego, CA
QST Products LLC
La Habra, CA
RECHNER Industrie-Elektronik GmbH
Germany
Red Lion Controls, Inc.
United States
ROHM Co., Ltd.
Japan
ROHM Semiconductor USA, LLC
Santa Clara, CA
Shanghai MagnTek Microelectronics Inc.
China
Shenzhen Shengyu Electronics Technology Limited
China
ShenZhen SlkorMicro Semicon Co., Ltd.
China
Siemens Analytical Products
United States
Silicon Labs
Austin, TX
SMC Corporation of America
United States
Sony Corporation
Japan
Standard Motor Products, Inc.
United States
Standex-Meder Electronics
Cincinnati, OH
TDK-Micronas
Germany
Telemecanique Sensors
United States
Texas Instruments High-Performance Analog
United States
Texas Instruments Standard Linear and Logic
United States
Torex Semiconductor, Ltd.
Japan
Toshiba Corporation
Japan
TURCK Inc.
United States
Unisonic Technologies Co., Ltd.
China
United Technologies Corporation
Farmington, CT
Vishay Precision Group
United States
Zebra Technologies Corporation
Vernon Hills, IL