Magnetoresisitve sensor technolog Linear signal output Over increased field range Ver low hsteresis High sensititvit Substitutes KMZ1C / NXP DESCRIPTION Due to its featured properties - high sensitivit and almost no hsteresis the KMZ1CM sensor is used in a wide range of applications, like magnetic field measurement, revolution counters, proximit detecting, and position measurement. FEATURES Wheatsone bridge Passive output signal Linear signal output proportional to magnetic field strength 4 lead package for measurement of z direction APPLICATIONS Detection of small magnetic fields, as in: Contactless switch Contactless displacement measurement Current measurement Polarit detection of small magnetic fields 1/5
PERFORMANCE SPECS Parameter Smbol Condition Min Tp Max Unit A. Operating Limits 1 max. suppl voltage V CC,max 1 V operating temperature T op -4 +15 C storage temperature T st -65 +165 C B. Sensor Specifications (T = 25 C ; H X = 3 ka/m suppl voltage V CC 5 1 V bridge resistance R b 1 14 18 set voltage V OFF /V CC H x = -1.5 +1.5 mv/v sensitivit S note 2 1 1.2 2 (mv/v/(ka/m hsteresis V HYST note 3 - - 1 µv/v linearit deviation FL note 4 - - 6.5 % C. Sensor Specifications (T low = 3 C ; T high = 8 C ; H X = 3 ka/m ; V CC = 5 V TC of sensitivit TCS note 5 - -.35 - %/K TC of resistance TCBR note 6 - +.45 - %/K TC of set TCV note 7,8, H x = -4 +4 µv/v/k 1 Stress above one or more of the limiting values ma cause permanent damage to the device. Exposure to limiting values for extended periods ma affect device reliabilit. 2 The sensitivit is defined as the average slope of characteristic between H= and 6 ka/m and Hx=3kA/m: V S 6kA/ m V 6* V CC 3 Hsteresis is defined as the difference between set voltages measured without H-field after premagnetization b negative and positive H=±6 ka/m field: ka ka VHYST V 1 H V 1 H; H ; H1 6 ; H X 3 ; VCC 5V m m 4 The linearit error is the deviation of output voltage measured at H=3 ka/m from the average of H= and 6 ka/moutput voltages, expressed as percentage of the output voltage difference measured between and 6 ka/m: FL 1 V 2 V 3kA/ m V 6kA/ m V *1% 5 The temperature coefficient of sensitivit is defined as the percentage change of the sensitivit per K referred to the value at T 1 = -25 C; T 2= operating temperature: TCS 1 S( T2 S( * *1% T S( 2 1 2/5
Vo [mv/v] KMZ1CM Linear Field Sensor 6 The temperature coefficient of resistance is defined as the percentage change of the resistance per K referred to the value at T 1 = -25 C; T 2= operating temperature: TCBR 7 Temperature coefficient of set voltage is defined as the voltage change per K expressed in µv/v: TCV V V T 8 Linear behaviour assumed 1 R( T2 R( * *1% T R( 2 1 2 2 1 1 TYPICAL PERFORMANCE CURVES 16 8-8 -4 4 8 min -8 tp max -16 H [ka/m] Tpical output characteristic Sensitivit as a function of auxilliar field strength FUNCTION TERMINAL CONNECTIONS H sensitive direction Hx auxiliar field direction Pin Smbol Function 1 +Vo positive output voltage 2 GND negative suppl voltage 3 -Vo negative output voltage 4 +Vcc positive suppl voltage 1 2 3 4 3/5
BLOCK DIAGRAM ORDERING CODE Product Description Part number KMZ1CM KMZ1 CM Linear Field Sensor G-MRCO-28 4/5
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