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Sentron Linear 1-Axis Hall IC, CSA-1VG
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The CSA-1VG-SO & CSA-1V-SO are available for ongoing engineering projects or existing GMW customers.
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Manuals
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CSA-1VG Datasheet - Revised Oct 2008 pdf, 377KB
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CSA-1V Noise Spectrum pdf, 67KB
• CSA-1VG Kit Summary Feb 2009 pdf, 2.3MB
• Mechanical Drawing - CSA-1VG pad layout pdf, 61KB
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Instruction Sheet - AN_115KIT pdf, 82KB
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Instruction Sheet - AN_116KIT pdf, 92KB
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Instruction Sheet - AN_117KIT pdf, 89KB
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Instruction Sheet - AN_118KIT pdf, 70KB
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Instruction Sheet - AN_119KIT pdf, 1.9MB
• Instruction Sheet - AN_119BKIT pdf, 724KB
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Instruction Sheet - AN_120KIT pdf, 65KB
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Instruction Sheet - AN_121KIT pdf, 100KB
• Mechanical Drawings - AN_121KIT pdf, 11KB
• Instruction Sheet - AN_122KIT pdf, 616KB
• Instruction Sheet - AN_123KIT pdf, 52KB
• Instruction Sheet - AN_124KIT pdf, 480KB
• Instruction Sheet - AN_126KIT pdf, 340KB
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Instruction Sheet - AN_128KIT pdf, 92KB
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MFS-3A
Datasheet - Revised Feb 2007 pdf, 217KB
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CS
Datasheet - Revised Feb 2007 pdf, 552KB
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CM-25A-3CSA
Datasheet - Revised Feb 2009 pdf, 552KB
For further information
please contact Lou
Law for information on this subject.
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Technical
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• CSA-1V Applications Overview - AN_102 pdf, 899KB
• Transient
Common Mode Voltage Rejection - AN_117KIT pdf, 58KB
• Transient
Common Mode Voltage Rejection - AN_120KIT pdf, 52KB
• Transient
Common Mode Voltage Rejection - AN_123KIT pdf, 52KB
• Soldering & Welding Recommednations for Melexis Products pdf, 41KB
• Transition from CSA-1V to CSA-1VG pdf, 65KB
For further information
please contact Lou
Law for information on this subject.
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Published Articles |
• Automated Data Acquisition for a Prognostics and Diagnostics Health Monitoring System
using the CSA-1V,Gregory Miitchell et. al., US Army Research Laboratory July 2008
• Measuring Current with IMC Hall Effect Technology November 2003
For further information
please contact Lou
Law for information on this subject.
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FAQs
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• Theory and Application of Hall Effect. From Wikipedia
• What
is IMC-Hall® ?
• How
do IMC-Hall® Sensors compare to other Hall
Sensors ?
• How
does Sentron's CSA-1VG current sensor compare to magnetoresistive
Sensors
for current measurement applications ?
For further information
please contact Lou
Law for information on this subject.
What
is IMC-Hall® ?
IMC-Hall®is
the short-form name for a magnetic sensor made of
an integrated combination of a Hall elements, electronic
circuitry and a ferromagnetic layer. The ferromagnetic
layer forms the integrated magnetic concentrator
(IMC), which is placed on the CMOS Hall ASIC chip
in a batch post process. Whereas a conventional
Hall ASIC responds to a magnetic field perpendicular
to the chip surface, a Hall ASIC with IMC responds
to a magnetic field parallel with the chip surface
 Conventional
Hall Sensor ASICs consist of a combination of Hall
elements and electronic circuitry on a silicon chip.
Due to the nature of the Hall elements such sensors
are only sensitive to a magnetic field B perpendicular
to the chip surface.
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single-axis IMC-Hall®
ASIC also consists of Hall elements and electronic
circuitry, but additionally it has a thin structured
ferromagnetic layer on the surface. A magnetic field
B parallel with the chip surface is rotated locally
to vertical direction under the edges of the IMC's
close to the gap, so that now it can be measured
by the Hall elements. Moreover the IMC's also function
as passive amplifiers.
 By
applying a single disk-shape IMC on the chip surface,
a two-axis IMC-Hall®
sensor is realized. Two Hall elements measure under
its edge a magnetic field component Bx (red), and
two other Hall elements measured By (blue). This
allows to make a real two-axis magnetic field sensor
for example for angular position measurement.
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How
do IMC-Hall® Sensors compare to other
Hall Sensors ?
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Sensitivity
- IMC-Hall®
sensors are considerably more sensitive than
other Hall sensors |
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Sensitive
Direction
- IMC technology allows for the measurement
of two orthogonal magnetic field components
by a single sensor. |
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Resolution
- Sentron's IMC-Hall®
sensors have a resolution about 10 times higher
than other Hall sensors. |
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Output
Signal Level - Sentron’s IMC-Hall®
sensors
feature a ratiometric, amplified differential
output of 2.5V ± 2V or single ended
output 0.5V . 4.5V. |
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Bandwidth
- Sentron’s IMC-Hall®
sensors feature high sensitivity, low offset
and low offset
drift without having to compromise on speed. |
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Hysteresis
- In Sentron IMC-Hall®
sensors hysteresis effects are virtually inexistent. |
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Cost
- Sentron’s IMC-Hall®
sensors are manufactured by standard high-volume
CMOS processes and are therefore low-cost
devices. |
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How
does Sentron's CSA-1VG current sensor compare to magnetoresistive
Sensors for current measurement applications ?
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Sensitivity
- Sentron’s CSA-1VG current sensor shows
the same sensitivity as MR sensors. |
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Magnetic
Robustness - Sentron’s CSA-1VG current
sensor does not need any resetting and cannot
be destroyed by a strong magnetic field. |
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EMI
- Sentron’s CSA-1VG current sensor is much
less sensitive to EMI than MR sensors |
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Output
Signal Level - Sentron’s
CSA-1VG current sensor outputs standard 0.5V
to 4.5V analog voltage. |
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Hysteresis
- In Sentron CSA-1VG sensors hysteresis effects
are virtually inexistent. |
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Cost
- Sentron’s CSA-1VG current sensor reduces
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