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Can a Hall-effect sensor IC survive autoclaving?

April 26, 2017autoclaving hall-effect IC sensor survive

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Can a Hall-effect sensor IC survive autoclaving?

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As long as the autoclave temperature does not exceed 170ºC and the sensor IC is completely dried, there should be no problem caused by autoclaving. It should be noted that it is unlikely that a Hall-effect sensor will operate properly while in an autoclave.