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Infineon Technologies TLE4998P3C — Sensors & Transducers

TLE4998P3C Infineon Analog Voltage Angle Sensor - Active

MPNTLE4998P3C
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Infineon TLE4998P3C programmable linear Hall sensor, analog voltage output, cosine/sine signals, 3.3 V supply, -40°C to 125°C, through-hole, bulk package.

$3.98Ref. price · indicative, final on quote
Independent supplier — new & surplus stockAuthenticity-screened · ESD-safe packingListing updated Aug 2026

Specifications

TLE4998P3C specifications
ParameterValue
MountingThrough Hole
Terminal_typeSMD (SMT) Tab
Operating temperature high-40°C to 125°C
Output signalAnalog Voltage
Package_typeBulk
For measuringAngle
ActuationExternal Magnet, Not Included
StatusActive
Supply voltage3.3
Rotation angle - electrical, mechanical0° to 360°, Continuous

Product details

Analog voltage output for 360° angle sensing

The TLE4998P3C is a programmable linear Hall sensor from Infineon that outputs an analog voltage proportional to the angle of an external magnetic field. It delivers both cosine and sine signals, which a host microcontroller can decode via arctangent to resolve absolute angle over a full 360° electrical range with continuous mechanical rotation.

The 3.3 V supply rail is common in modern mixed-signal designs, but the sensor's analog output swing will be ratiometric to that rail — budget the ADC reference accordingly. Because the output is analog voltage rather than a digital bus, the signal chain needs an ADC with sufficient resolution to capture the sine/cosine pair. The continuous 360° mechanical rotation means there is no end-stop; the sensor tracks through multiple turns if the external magnet rotates freely.

Availability is confirmed per RFQ — we source directly from Infineon and authorized channels. No stock-holding claim is made; lead time and price are quoted against your BOM quantity at the time of request.

Frequently asked questions

What is the output type of the TLE4998P3C?

The TLE4998P3C outputs an analog voltage that represents the angular position of an external magnetic field. The output signal consists of cosine and sine components, which a microcontroller can decode using an arctangent function to determine the angle.