TI launches new 3D Hall-effect position sensor

Beijing, October 13, 2021/PRNewswire/ - Texas Instruments (TI) (NASDAQ code: TXN) today launched TI’s precise 3D Hall-effect position sensor

"Smart factories have more and more highly automated systems that must operate in a more integrated manufacturing process while simultaneously collecting data to control the process," said Noman Akhtar, senior research analyst at Omdia

Realize faster and more accurate real-time control

TMAG5170 is TI’s first 3D Hall-effect position sensor, which can provide a total full-scale error as low as 2.

Please read the technical article "How to use high-precision sensors to achieve real-time control in automated industrial systems" to learn more about how TMAG5170 achieves faster and more accurate real-time control

Maximize design flexibility and system safety with integrated functions and diagnostic features

TMAG5170 does not require off-chip calculations, and can realize flexible orientation of sensors and magnets through integrated features such as angle calculation engine, average measurement, gain and offset compensation

In addition, TMAG5170 improves safety with a set of unique intelligent diagnostic functions (such as checking communication, continuity and internal signal paths) and diagnostic functions that can be configured for external power, magnetic field and system temperature

Increase power efficiency by at least 70%

TMAG5170 offers a variety of operating modes.

Package and availability

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