Reference Designs
Automotive Hall Sensor Rotary Encoder
Texas Instruments
This is an incremental rotary encoder that uses contactless magnetic sensing to detect rotational speed and direction. The two Hall Effect sensors measure the 66-pole ring magnet and output two signals in quadrature. This automotive-qualified solution is a low-cost and far more reliable alternative to conventional mechanical contact-based encoders: as it uses solid-state sensing that is immune to physical wear: dirt: corrosion: and RF noise.
Features
- Extremely simple: reliable: and low-costGreater design flexibility and ESD immunity: over mechanical encoder modules66-pole magnet provides 132 detections per 360 ° of rotation (1 per 2.7 °)>20kHz Hall Effect sensor bandwidth provides low 15µs latencyDigital sensing and digital signaling offer noise immunityAutomotive qualified to AEC-Q100
Applications
- AC drive control panel
- Off-highway vehicles electric drive
- Door operator drive control
- Power analyzer
- Programmable DC power supply
- Professional video camera
- AC analog input module
- Compact relay
- Servo drive control panel
- Servo drive position sensor
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