MLX90251EVA-FAA-200-SP

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The MLX90251EVA-FAA-200-SP is an advanced magnetic sensor IC that provides accurate measurements for arbitrary linear and compass measuring applications. It is designed to be used in a variety of commercial and automotive applications, including automotive navigation systems, navigation-system testing and calibration, and unmanned systems.

The MLX90251EVA-FAA-200-SP contains on-chip signal conditioning and a built-in temperature sensor that helps in providing accurate linear and compass measurements. The linear measurement range is from 0 to 190 mV/G with a resolution of 2.5 mV/G and a temperature coefficient of 0.024%/K. The compass range is from 0° to 360° with a resolution of 0.1° and a temperature coefficient of 0.013%. The power supply range is 2.8 to 3.6 VDC, and the operating temperature range is from -40°C to +125°C.

The device uses Hall Effect technology to measure linear and compass using a four-layer bias structure that takes the effect of secondary magnetic fields into account. The MLX90251EVA-FAA-200-SP also includes a digital bus interface (MBI), which supports an I2C, SPI, serial, and parallel communications. This enables the device to communicate with electronic systems with minimal effort.

In addition, the MLX90251EVA-FAA-200-SP supports power saving modes such as auto-sleep and auto-wake on preset thresholds as well as single-shot measurements for exceptional accuracy and repeatability. The device also includes a built-in linear and compass bias compensation circuit that ensures reliable and accurate measurements over a wide temperature range.

Overall, the MLX90251EVA-FAA-200-SP is an ideal choice for linear and compass-measurement applications that require precise and reliable measurements. Its advanced features make it highly suitable for use in extreme environments and it is capable of providing precise and accurate readings in temperatures as low as -40°C and as high as +125°C.

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