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- Hall elements and a signal processing circuit are formed on a substrate (1-chip monolithic)
- Long life and high environment resistance due to contactless rotation angle detection
- Ratiometric analog output
- Angular resolution: 0.36° (10 bits)
- Operating voltage: 2.7 to 3.3V
- Small temperature drift (+/-1° max.)
- Operating temperature range: -30 to 85°C
- Micro 6-pin package, 3.6 x 3.0 x t0.95 mm (3.6 x 4.2 x t0.95 mm including lead wires)
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| Example of configuration
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As shown to the right, the sensor IC can be used simply by locating a radially polarized disc magnet above or below the sensor with a gap. With such a simple layout, you can create a system detecting absolute angles in a contactless manner. |
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| Main applications
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- Compact absolute rotary encoder
- Compact input device (mode selector, control volume)
- Substitute for potentiometer
- Rotary switch
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| Example of angular error measurement
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| <Measurement conditions> |
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- Magnet : Neodymium magnet (Residual magnetic flux
density: Br = 1250 mT) 7.0 dia. × t2.0 mm (polarized in radial direction)
- Layout : Gap between magnet and sensor package:
4 mm(This causes 30 mT to be applied to EM-3242.) *No eccentricity in magnet rotation. Sensor center aligned to rotation center.
- Peripheral circuit : A 0.1 mF bypass capacitor is connected between Vdd and Vss.
Magnet rotation : Measured in 1° increments up to 360° |
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