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A1359 Dual analogue/PWM output programmable linear Hall-effect sensor IC

29th January 2013
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The new A1359 from Allegro MicroSystems Europe is a programmable linear Hall-effect sensor IC with a dual analogue/PWM output that makes it ideal for applications requiring output redundancy. The new device has been designed for use in applications, such as displacement and angular position sensing, that require high accuracy in conjunction with redundant outputs. This is achieved in the dual tracking output of the A1359, where the PWM output tracks the analogue output to within ±3%.
The accuracy of the IC is enhanced via programmability on the analogue output pin for end-of-line optimisation without the added complexity and cost of a fully programmable device.

The A1359 features one-time programming using non-volatile memory to optimise device sensitivity and to set the quiescent output voltage and duty cycle for a given application or circuit. The sensitivity range of the A1359 is 4 mV/G to 9 mV/G, and the quiescent analogue output is adjustable around 50% of the supply rail voltage.

Optimised performance at different temperatures is achieved by programming the temperature coefficient for sensitivity, quiescent output voltage and duty cycle at end-of-line test.

The A1359 is targeted at the automotive and industrial markets, with end applications including torque sensing in electronic power steering and position sensing of transmission components, brakes and clutch cylinders.

The A1359LLETR-T is available in a TSSOP-08 (suffix LE) surface-mount package.

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