AD223-00E

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The AD223-00E Magnetic Sensor/Switch is a solid state sensing solution from the Analog Devices, Inc. designed for high temperature detection applications. The AD223-00E offers a wide temperature range of -55C to +180C, making it perfect for applications such as over-temperature protection systems and engine bay control systems. The device works by sensing a presence/absence field and producing a signal as an output when the field is detected.

The AD223-00E is a Hall effect magnetic switch that is designed to detect the presence of a magnetic field. The device has a hall element which consists of two Hall voltage converters that work together to measure the magnitude of a magnetic field in the operating range. The Hall element converts the magnetic field into an analog output voltage which is then amplified and conditioned by an integrated amplifier for a clean digital output signal.

The AD223-00E has an adjustable input voltage range between 4V and 28V and is able to detect a magnetic field of up to 1 mT (10 gauss). It is designed for use in harsh, high temperature environments as it has an operating temperature range of -55C to +180C. The device also comes with an integrated output driver which provides a TTL compatible output and can be used directly with microcontrollers. The output driver is protected from over-voltage transients with an internal circuit breaker.

The AD223-00E can be used in a variety of applications where a presence/absence field needs to be detected. These include:

• Over-temperature protection systems
• Engine bay control systems
• Remote monitoring systems
• Security systems
• Automotive safety systems
• Industrial machinery monitoring

The AD223-00E is a cost effective, reliable solution for applications that require a sensing magnetic field. Its wide temperature range and robust design make it a great choice for a variety of applications where a presence/absence field needs to be detected.

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