ADMT4000: True Power-On Multiturn Sensor

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The absolute position is reported through a serial-peripheral interface (SPI). The ADMT4000 counts up to 46 turns of an external magnetic field, incrementing the absolute position in the clockwise (CW) direction.

The device includes three magnetic sensors, a giant magneto resistance (GMR) turn count sensor, which is used to count the number of rotations on the system, a GMR quadrant detecting sensor, and an anisotropic magnetoresistive (AMR) angle sensor. The AMR angle sensor is used in combination with a GMR quadrant detecting sensor to determine the absolute position of the system within 360°. Combining the GMR turn count sensor output with the AMR angle sensor output enables the device to report the position of the system with a high degree of angular accuracy.

Product Highlights

  • True Power-On multiturn counter
  • Angle sensor with ±0.25°
  • SPI interface
  • Under and over voltage detection

Key Features and Benefits

  • True Power-On multiturn counter
  • 46-turn magnetic sensor
  • >16k° digital output
  • ±0.25° accuracy
  • Measurement update rate 100 kSPS
  • 16 mT to 31 mT operating range
  • Internal temperature sensor
  • IC supply, 3.3 V
  • SPI interface, 1.8 V to 5 V
  • Junction temperature range: -40°C to +150°C
  • 24-pin TSSOP

Applications

  • Industrial applications

Evaluation Board

The ADMT4000 can be evaluated with the EVAL-ADMT4000.

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