ams AS5116-HSOT On-Axis Magnetic Position Sensor

ams AS5116-HSOT On-Axis Magnetic Position Sensor

ams AS5116-HSOT On-Axis Magnetic Position Sensor is a contactless sensor for accurate angular measurement over a full mechanical turn of 360°. This sensor features a robust architecture based on Hall sensor technology that measures the orthogonal component of the flux density (Bz) over a full-turn rotation. The AS5116-HSOT magnetic position sensor uses a simple two-pole magnet rotating over the center of the package to measure the angle. This magnet can be placed above or below the device and the absolute angle measurement provides an instant indication of the magnet’s angular position. The angle information is provided by means of buffered differential sine and cosine voltages. This sensor offers the highest reliability, durability, low output noise, and high precision analog output. The AS5116-HSOT magnetic position sensor operates at the -40°C to 150°C temperature range and requires a supply voltage of 3.3V or 5V. Typical applications include rotor angle sensing of electric commutated motors, electric power steering systems, electric pumps, actuators in transmission systems, and starter/generator systems.

Features

  • Highest reliability and durability
  • Accurate angle measurement
  • Contactless angle management
  • Low output noise
  • High precision analog output
  • Fully differential buffered sine and cosine output signals
  • Enabler for safety-critical applications
  • Fully automotive qualified
  • Low system costs:
    • No shielding required
  • Low inherent INL

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Specifications

  • -40°C to 150°C operating temperature range
  • -55°C to 150°C junction temperature range
  • 150mW PT (Total Power Dissipation)
  • 17mA supply current
  • 3.3V or 5V supply voltage

more information: https://ams.com/as5115

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