Parametric Search : Proximity Sensors
Proximity sensors detect the presence or absence of an object. Examples of proximity sensor usage include detecting an out-of-paper condition in a printer or a mobile phone screen that dims to save battery life when placed near a face.
Avago Proximity Sensors are analog output reflective sensors in a small form factor SMT package that offer a distance detection range near zero to 60mm.
Proximity sensors can be used in industrial, automotive and consumer applications.
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| APDS-9190 |
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Yes | Digital Proximity Sensor | Active | Y | L3.94 x W2.36 x H1.35mm | 0mm to 100mm | 2.5 – 3.6 | Digital I2C | |
| APDS-9702 |
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Yes | Signal Conditioning IC for Optical Proximity Sensors with Digital I2C Interface | Active | Y | QFN 2mm X 2mm | near 0mm - 60mm | 2.4 - 3.6 | Analog (with HI/LO digital o/p) | |
| APDS-9700 |
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No | Signal Conditioning IC For Proximity Sensors | Active | Y | QFN 2mm X 2mm | near 0mm - 60mm | 2.4 - 3.6 | Analog (with HI/LO digital o/p) | |
| HSDL-9100-021 |
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Yes | Analog Output Reflective Sensor | Active | Y | 7.1(L) x 2.75(W) x 2.7(H) mm | near 0mm - 60mm | Analog |
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