BACKGROUND

Hall sensors may be implemented in a variety of ways. In some cases, a Hall sensor package may include a pair of package leads connected via a conductive pathway. Current flowing through the conductive pathway generates a magnetic field. A die is positioned adjacent to the conductive pathway, and, more specifically, the die contains a circuit that is positioned within the magnetic field and that is able to measure the magnetic field. The measurement may then be used as desired, for example, to determine how much current is flowing through the conductive pathway.

SUMMARY

In some examples, a package comprises first and second terminals and a conductive pathway coupling the first and second terminals. The conductive pathway is configured to generate a magnetic field. The package comprises a conductive member aligned with and coupled to the conductive pathway. The conductive pathway and the conductive member have a common shape. The package also comprises an insulative layer coupled to the conductive member and a die coupled to the insulative layer and having a circuit configured to measure the magnetic field. The circuit faces the conductive pathway.

