MLX90363LDC-ABB-000-SP

The MLX90363LDC-ABB-000-SP is a magnetic sensor that belongs to the linear, compass integrated circuit (IC) family. It has a frequency range of 14 kHz to 70 kHz, a sensitivity of 0.3 mV/G to 1.0 mV/G, and a supply voltage of 2.4 V to 5.5 V. This magnetic sensor is designed to be used in applications requiring precise and reliable magnetic measurements, such as magnetometers and magnetic navigation.

This magnetic sensor’s main features include a linearizing, temperature compensated Hall sensor, two analog-to-digital converters with 12-bit resolution, and a low-noise amplifier. The linearizing feature of the Hall sensor enables it to provide highly accurate measurement of the magnitude and orientation of the magnetic field being measured. Its two analog-to-digital converters with 12-bit resolution and low-noise amplifier enable the MLX90363LDC-ABB-000-SP to accurately detect and measure small changes in the magnetic field.

The MLX90363LDC-ABB-000-SP is designed to be used in a wide range of applications, including motor control, magnetic navigation, and magnetometers. In motor control applications, the MLX90363LDC-ABB-000-SP can be used to measure the rotational speed of a motor or detect its current direction. It can be used to measure the orientation of a magnetic field in magnetic navigation applications, such as navigation systems and unmanned aerial vehicles. Lastly, the MLX90363LDC-ABB-000-SP can be used to measure the magnetic field of an object for magnetometers applications, such as medical imaging and machine monitoring.

The working principle behind the MLX90363LDC-ABB-000-SP is based on the Hall effect. This effect is the production of a voltage (or current) across a transverse conductor when a magnetic field is applied perpendicular to the conductor. The MLX90363LDC-ABB-000-SP utilizes a linearizing, temperature compensated Hall effect to accurately measure the strength and orientation of the magnetic field. Once the magnetic field is measured, it is passed through the two analog-to-digital converters which convert the analog signal into a 12-bit digital signal. This digital signal is then amplified by the low-noise amplifier to obtain a strong and accurate measurement of the magnetic field.

In summary, the MLX90363LDC-ABB-000-SP is a magnetic sensor that belongs to the linear, compass IC family. It has a wide frequency range, high sensitivity, and low supply voltage, making it suitable for use in a variety of applications. Its main features include a linearizing, temperature compensated Hall sensor, two analog-to-digital converters with 12-bit resolution, and a low-noise amplifier. These features enable the MLX90363LDC-ABB-000-SP to accurately measure the strength and orientation of the magnetic field. The working principle behind the MLX90363LDC-ABB-000-SP is based on the Hall effect, which utilizes a linearizing, temperature compensated Hall effect to accurately measure the strength and orientation of the magnetic field.