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Infineon Technologies TLE4926CHTNE6547 — Sensors & Transducers

Infineon TLE4926CHTNE6547 Speed Sensor, Through Hole, Active

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Infineon Technologies TLE4926CHTNE6547 magnetic switch speed sensor, through-hole package, North/South pole detection, special purpose timing function, active lifecycle.

$3.23Ref. price · indicative, final on quote
Independent supplier — new & surplus stockAuthenticity-screened · ESD-safe packingListing updated Aug 2026

Specifications

TLE4926CHTNE6547 specifications
ParameterValue
MountingThrough Hole
Package_typeBulk
PolarizationNorth Pole, South Pole
StatusActive
Timing_functionSpecial Purpose

Product details

What this speed sensor detects and where it fits

The Infineon TLE4926CHTNE6547 is a magnetic switch speed sensor that detects both North and South pole orientations, making it suitable for rotational speed and direction sensing in applications like automotive transmission, crankshaft, or camshaft position monitoring where the magnetic field polarity carries positional information. Its special-purpose timing function means the output timing is tailored for specific speed-sensing profiles rather than a generic switch — the sensor processes the magnetic field transitions to produce a conditioned digital output that a downstream ECU or controller reads directly without external signal conditioning.

Through-hole package and board integration

The through-hole package (Bulk delivery) is the traditional leaded format — it survives reflow without MSL concerns and provides a robust mechanical anchor for applications exposed to vibration, such as engine-mounted or gearbox-mounted sensors. The leads are inserted into plated through-holes and wave-soldered; no special bake or moisture sensitivity handling is required before assembly.

Frequently asked questions

What does the special purpose timing function mean for integration?

The timing function is tailored for speed-sensing applications — the sensor processes magnetic pole transitions and outputs a conditioned digital signal. No external comparator or signal-shaping circuit is needed between the sensor and the controller input.

What polarity does this sensor detect?

It detects both North and South pole orientations, which allows the sensor to determine rotational direction or count teeth on a ferromagnetic target wheel regardless of the magnetic field polarity.