MLX90366LVS-ADS-250-SP

Position Sensors are devices used to measure the physical position of an object in relation to its surroundings. The MLX90366LVS-ADS-250-SP is a type of position sensor used to measure the angle and linear position of a particular object. This article will discuss the application field and working principle of the MLX90366LVS-ADS-250-SP.

Application Field

The MLX90366LVS-ADS-250-SP is a three-wire contactless non-contact non-magnetic magnetic absolute angle position sensor. It is used in applications requiring high precision and stability. It is commonly used in applications such as automotive, industrial automation, robotics, aerospace, and consumer electronics that require precise angular and linear positioning. It is also suitable for other applications requiring compact, cost-effective, high-performance solutions.

Working Principle

The MLX90366LVS-ADS-250-SP is based on a contactless, non-magnetic technology, which uses a Hall sensor to detect the angle and linear position of the object. A magnetic field is generated by the sensor, which interacts with the object to be measured. This interaction changes the magnetic field intensity, which is detected by the Hall sensor. The sensor then converts this intensity into a linear or angular position output. The accuracy and resolution of the sensor are determined by the number of turns and the number of poles in the magnetic field. The output can be adjusted by using an external resistor. The output of the sensor is also amplified by an IC for use with systems such as analog-to-digital converters or serial interfaces.

Conclusion

The MLX90366LVS-ADS-250-SP is an efficient, cost-effective, and highly accurate contactless non-magnetic magnetic angle and linear position sensor. It is used in applications such as automotive, industrial automation, robotics, aerospace, and consumer electronics that require precise angular and linear positioning. Its working principle is based on a contactless, non-magnetic technology, which uses a Hall sensor and a magnetic field to measure the angle and linear position of the object.