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BU52777GWZ-E2

BU52777GWZ-E2 ROHM Omnipolar Hall Switch, ±17mT Trip

MPNBU52777GWZ-E2
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ROHM Semiconductor BU52777GWZ- omnipolar Hall-effect switch, CMOS output, 2.5 V supply, ±17 mT trip point, surface mount, Tape & Reel.

$0.28Ref. price · indicative, final on quote
Independent supplier — new & surplus stockAuthenticity-screened · ESD-safe packingListing updated Aug 2026

Specifications

BU52777GWZ-E2 specifications
ParameterValue
MountingSurface Mount
Operating temperature high-40°C to 85°C
Package_typeTape & Reel (TR); Cut Tape (CT)
PolarizationNorth Pole, South Pole
Output signalCMOS
Test condition25°C
StatusActive
Timing_functionOmnipolar Switch
Supply voltage2.5
Switching current0.0
Output current max0.0005
Sensing distance max±17mT Trip, ±11mT Release

Product details

Omnipolar Hall switch for battery-conscious designs

The BU52777GWZ-E2: The ROHM BU52777GWZ- is an omnipolar Hall-effect switch — it responds to both north and south pole magnetic fields, so the sensor doesn't care which pole of a magnet passes by it. That simplifies mechanical alignment in a lid-closure or proximity detect application: any magnet orientation triggers the output.

Trip points and temperature range

The magnetic switch points are ±17 mT (operate) and ±11 mT (release) at 25°C. The 6 mT hysteresis prevents chatter at the switching threshold — a magnet moving slowly past the sensor won't cause multiple edges on the output.

Surface-mount package and sourcing posture

No through-hole variant exists, so the pick-and-place line handles it without a separate insertion step.

Frequently asked questions

What does omnipolar switching mean for my design?

Omnipolar means the sensor triggers on either a north or south magnetic pole. You don't need to orient the magnet — any pole above ±17 mT will switch the output. This simplifies mechanical assembly in lid-closure, position, or proximity sensing where magnet polarity varies.