| Description | |
| TMR1309 is a digital omnipolar 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 half-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 Schmitt trigger to provide switching hysteresis for noise rejection, and CMOS push-pull output. An internal band gap regulator is used to provide a temperature compensated supply voltage for internal circuits, permitting a wide range of supply voltages. The TMR1309 draws only 1.5 μA resulting in ultra-low power operation. It has fast response, accurate switching points, excellent thermal stability, and immunity to stray field interference. It is available in the SOT23-3 package. |  SOT23-3 | 
| Features and Benefits | |
|  Tunneling magnetoresistance (TMR) technology |  Ultra low power consumption at 1.5 μA | 
|  High frequency response: > 1 kHz |  Operation with north or south pole | 
|  Very low switching points for ultra high sensitivity |  Excellent temperature stability | 
|  High tolerance to external magnetic field interference |  RoHS & REACH compliant | 
|  Compatible with a wide range of supply voltages | |
| Applications | |
|  Position and speed sensing |  Proximity switches | 
|  Open/close switch for portable devices | |







