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THS123 +BOM

Economical and high-quality sensing solution for industrial automation

Manufacturer:

TOSHIBA
Mfr.Part #:

THS123
Datasheet:

THS123 Datasheet (PDF)
Package/Case:

DIP-4
Product Type:

Switches (Solid State)
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THS123 Information

Description

The THS123 is a Board Mount Hall Effect / Magnetic Sensors HS-SSIP,DISCON(06-04)/PHASE-OUT(07-10)/OBSOLETE(08-01) from Toshiba. It's an obsolete product that was discontinued in 2008 and phased out between 2007 and 2010. The THS123 is a magnetic sensor designed for use in various applications, including position sensing, speed detection, and current monitoring. It uses the Hall effect principle to detect changes in magnetic fields and provides a digital output signal indicating the presence or absence of a magnet. Although it's an obsolete product, the THS123 may still be used in certain legacy systems or retrofits where its specific features and characteristics are required. However, due to its age and obsolescence, it may not be compatible with modern systems or meet current industry standards.

Pinout

According to Toshiba's documentation, the THS123 is a Hall Effect Sensor IC with a pin count of 8.

The pins are:

VCC (5V power supply)
GND (ground)
OUT (output signal)
IN1-3 (input signals for magnetic detection)
SENSE (sense input for detecting magnetic field)

The THS123 is designed to detect the presence and orientation of a magnetic field, making it suitable for applications such as position sensing, proximity detection, and speed measurement.

Manufacturer

According to the product information, the manufacturer of the THS123 component is Toshiba. Toshiba is a Japanese multinational conglomerate corporation that primarily manufactures electronics and electrical devices, including semiconductors like the Hall Effect sensor featured in the THS123.