Texas Instruments TMAG5253 Low-Power Linear Hall-Effect Sensors
Texas Instruments TMAG5253 Low-Power Linear Hall-Effect Sensors are designed to respond proportionally to magnetic flux density. The TMAG5253 offers an enable pin to enter ultra-low power (nA) shutdown mode. The TMAG5253 supplies a fast start-up time (<25µs) developed for low-power position sensing applications. The device is engineered in an industry-leading 1.54mm2 ultra-small footprint for space-constrained applications. The sensors have a vast supply range and can operate from 1.65V to 3.6V.The TI TMAG5253 utilizes a ratiometric architecture to eliminate errors from VCC tolerance when the external analog-to-digital converter (ADC) uses the same VCC for reference. Furthermore, the device features magnet temperature compensation to counteract the magnetic sensitivity drifts across a wide range of temperatures, from 40°C to 125°C. The device also allows the output to be placed in a high-impedance state during shutdown mode. This mode enables multiple devices to be connected to a single ADC.
Features
- Industry-leading low power:
- 1.65V to 3.6V supply voltage, VCC
- <20nA (1.8V at 25°C) shutdown current
- 2mA (1.8V at 25°C) active current
- <10µA at 100Hz duty cycling average current
- Dedicated enable pin
- <25µs fast power-on time
- Ratiometric analog output proportional to VCC
- High impedance output during shutdown mode
- Low-noise output with ±1mA drive
- Wide operating temperature range of -40°C to 125°C
- Bipolar sensitivity option to support both positive and negative magnetic fields
- Magnetic sensitivity range options:
- A1: ±20mT range
- A2: ±40mT range
- A3: ±80mT range
- A4: ±160mT range
- Sensitivity compensation to support temperature drift of Neodymium magnet
- 1.54mm2 Ultra-small X2SON 4-pin package
Applications
- Gaming controller and peripherals
- Magnetic proximity sensor
- Mobile robot motor control
- Cordless power tools
- Vacuum robots
- Drone payload control
Typical Schematic
Functional Block
Hall Element Location
Publicado: 2024-02-15
| Actualizado: 2024-10-23
