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Worlds Most Sensitive Magnetic Switch
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|  |  The newest member of 
NVEs industry-leading family of magnetic switches, the AFL006, is also the 
most sensitive, with a remarkable 4 Oersted typical operate point.
 
 
 Key AFL006 features include:
  4 Oe operate point for ultrahigh sensitivity
  0.9 V  2 V operating voltage for single-cell battery 
operation
  Power less than 100 microwatts
  2.5 mm x 2.5 mm x 0.8 mm 
TDFN6 for miniaturization
 
 
 Applications include portable instruments, utility meters, and noncontact overcurrent 
protection.
 
 Like most of our GMR switches, the AFL006 is omnipolar, meaning the applied field 
can be of either polarity, and the operate point is extremely stable over supply 
voltage and temperature. Magnetic hysteresis is low for precise operation.
 
 There are now three off-the-shelf versions of NVEs AFL-Series ultrasensitive 
low-voltage magnetic switch family:
 
 
 
 
| Part Number | Typ. Magnetic
 Operate
 Point
 | Supply Voltage
 | Typical Power
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| *NEW* AFL006-10E
 | 4 Oe | 0.9  2 V | Button cell | 2.5 mm TDFN6
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| AFL000-10E | 10 Oe |   
| AFL200-00E | 10 Oe | 2.7  3.6 V | Lithium battery or 3.3 V logic | MSOP8 |  All three parts are in stock and available for immediate delivery.
 
 
   
 We can also provide a custom magnetic operate points, supply voltages, or packages. Contact 
us with your requirements.
 
 
 
 
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vs. Hall Effect Demonstration
 
 We went into the lab to demonstrate the worlds most sensitive magnetic switchthe 
new AFL006compared to a typical Hall effect sensor:
 
 
 We showed that compared to a 
Hall effect sensor, the AFL006 GMR sensor is: 
   GMR is a hall of a lot better than Hall.
 
 thirty times more sensitive;
  two orders of magnitude lower power;
  omnipolar, so you dont have to worry about magnet polarity; 
and
  smaller.
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