MXR9150MZ-B

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MXR9150MZ-B evaluation boards are designed for use with ASEN Sensors. These evaluation boards enable customers to evaluate the performance of high resolution, mixed signal components in their design. This allows customers to reduce development time by easily evaluating and confirming supply chain performance.

The MXR9150MZ-B is an evaluation board for Sensors, designed to directly interface with the ASEN self-calibration temperature sensor. The board consists of a mixed signal component, a two stage ambient temperature sensor, an N-chopper voltage regulator, a timing capacitor and the associated resistors. It also includes an Auxiliary input section where an external potentiometer can be used to provide signal conditioning adjustments, such as a temperature offset or temperature gain.

The MXR9150MZ-B evaluation board is designed for AC supply measurements. The board offers a 72 dB dynamic range, allowing high resolution signals to be measured in ac systems. The board is powered through the N-chopper voltage regulator, and offers a good supply rejection rate, along with a low noise level. The board also features a built-in temperature calibration, which helps to reduce development time.

The working principle of the MXR9150MZ-B evaluation board is based on the use of two sensors. The first is the ASEN self-calibration sensor, which is an N-chopper voltage regulator with a timing capacitor. This sensor provides high resolution measurements, and also allows for temperature and thermal gradients to be corrected. The second sensor is an auxiliary input, such as an external potentiometer, which can be used to provide signal conditioning adjustments.

The board also includes the operational amplifier (OA) to provide intermediate signal scaling. The OA is used to amplify the output signal, and because it is isolated from the sensor, it also provides some noise insulation. The temperature sensor output is scaled by the OA, and then fed into the N-chopper voltage regulator. The N-chopper regulator is used to provide power to the sensor, and also to convert the analog signal into a digital value.

The board can be powervdded from the provided AC supply, and can be used to measure signals ranging from 0 to 72 dB. Because of its high resolution capabilities, the board can accurately measure current, voltage, and power across a wide range of supplies. The board also includes a built-in temperature calibration, allowing it to accurately measure temperature gradients.

Overall, the MXR9150MZ-B evaluation board is designed for use with ASEN Sensors, enabling customers to reduce development time and accurately measure signals in AC systems. The board provides a 72 dB dynamic range, allowing for high resolution measurements, and the built-in temperature calibration reduces development time. The board also includes operational amplifiers for noise insulation and signal scaling, and an Auxiliary input section with an external potentiometer, making signal conditioning adjustments simple.

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