AAT001-10E Angle Sensors use Tunneling Magnetoresistance (TMR) technology to produce
a very high output signal without amplification, a wide airgap tolerance, and
very high device resistance for extremely low power. Sine and cosine outputs provide
full quadrature.
Key specifications are as follows:
TMR Angle Sensor
Typ. p-p
Signal
Min. Applied
Field (Oe)
Max. Angular
Error (const. field)
Max. Op. Temp.
Typ. Device
Resistance
Package
200 mV/V
30 Oe
0.5 degrees
125°C
1.25 MΩ
TDFN6
The angle sensors are typically used with a split pole magnets such as
NVE part no. 12249 or 12426.
An Evaluation Kit is available with an angle sensor, circuit board, unity-gain buffer amplifier, split-pole magnet, and a plastic magnet locating fixture.
Note: Please purchase in increments of 100 when purchasing quantities of 100 or more.
AAT003-10E
Angle Sensors use Tunneling Magnetoresistance (TMR) technology to produce a very
high output signal without amplification, a wide airgap tolerance, and low power. Sine and cosine outputs provide full quadrature. The sensor has a 40 kilohm device
resistance and 20 kilohm output impedance, which is ideal for direct interface to microcontrollers.
Key specifications are as follows:
TMR Angle Sensor
Typ. p-p
Signal
Min. Applied
Field (Oe)
Max. Angular
Error (const. field)
Max. Op. Temp.
Typ. Device
Resistance
Package
200 mV/V
30 Oe
0.5 degrees
125°C
40 kΩ
TDFN6
The angle sensors are typically used with a split pole magnets such as
NVE part no. 12249 or 12426.
An Evaluation Kit is available with an angle sensor, circuit board, unity-gain buffer amplifier, split-pole magnet, and a plastic magnet locating fixture.
AAT006-10E Angle Sensors use Tunneling Magnetoresistance (TMR) technology for operation at magnetic fields as low as 15 Oe, allowing an extremely wide airgap tolerance. The device has a large output without amplification, and high device resistance for low power. Sine and cosine outputs provide full quadrature.
Key specifications are as follows:
TMR Angle Sensor
Typ. p-p
Signal
Min. Applied
Field (Oe)
Max. Angular
Error (const. field)
Max. Op. Temp.
Typ. Device
Resistance
Package
200 mV/V
15 Oe
0.5 degrees
125°C
1.25 MΩ
TDFN6
The angle sensors are typically used with a split pole magnets such as
NVE part no. 12249 or 12426.
AAT009-10E Angle Sensors use Tunneling Magnetoresistance (TMR) technology for ultralow power, high output signal, and a wide airgap tolerance. Sine and cosine outputs provide
full quadrature. The AAT009-10E version has the highest device resistance in the AAT product family (6 megaohms typ.), for the lowest power consumption.
Key specifications are as follows:
TMR Angle Sensor
Typ. p-p
Signal
Min. Applied
Field (Oe)
Max. Angular
Error (const. field)
Max. Op. Temp.
Typ. Device
Resistance
Package
200 mV/V
30 Oe
0.5 degrees
125°C
6 MΩ
TDFN6
The angle sensors are typically used with a split pole magnets such as
NVE part no. 12249 or 12426.
An Evaluation Kit is available with an angle sensor, circuit board, unity-gain buffer amplifier, split-pole magnet, and a plastic magnet locating fixture.
AAT101-10E Angle Sensors use a Tunneling Magnetoresistance (TMR)
full-bridges to produce a very high output signal without amplification. The sensors also have a wide
airgap tolerance and high device resistance for low power. Sine
and cosine outputs provide full quadrature.
Key specifications are as follows:
Full-Bridge TMR Angle Sensor
Typ. p-p
Signal
Configuration
Min. Applied
Field
Nonsinusoidality
accuracy
Max. Op.
Temp.
Typ. Device
Resistance
Package
400 mV/V
Full bridge
30 Oe
1.5%
125°C
625 kΩ
TDFN6
The angle sensors are typically used with a split pole magnets such as
NVE part no. 12249 or 12426.
An Evaluation Kit is available with an angle sensor, circuit board, unity-gain buffer amplifier, split-pole magnet, and a plastic magnet locating fixture.
Note: Please purchase in increments of 100 when purchasing quantities of 100 or more.
ADT002-10E Rotation Sensors provide two binary digital outputs to accurately indicate the absolute rotational quadrant of a rotating magnet. The two outputs are 90 degrees out of phase to also provide directional information.
The ADT002 is lower hysteresis than the ADT005 to provide accurate, absolute rotational quadrant information.
The sensors use NVE’s unique Tunneling Magnetoresistance (TMR) technology to minimize power consumption and size.
The sensors are typically used with
radially-magnetized disk magnets or split pole magnet.
An Evaluation Kit is available with an angle sensor, magnet, circuit board with indicator LEDs, and a plastic magnet locating fixture.
Note: Please purchase in increments of 100 when purchasing quantities of 100 or more.
ADT005-10E Rotation Sensors provide two binary digital outputs to accurately indicate the absolute rotational quadrant of a rotating magnet. The two outputs are 90 degrees out of phase to also provide directional information.
The ADT005 is higher hysteresis than the ADT002 for high noise immunity in applications such as speed sensing and counting rotations or where motion is in only one direction.
To minimize power, the ADT005 does not include
the high-field detection circuitry included in the ADT001 version, and is slightly less accurate due to lower-power circuitry.
The sensors use NVE’s unique Tunneling Magnetoresistance (TMR) technology to minimize power consumption and size.
The sensors are typically used with
radially-magnetized disk magnets or split pole magnet.
An Evaluation Kit is available with an angle sensor, magnet, circuit board with indicator LEDs, and a plastic magnet locating fixture.
Note: Please purchase in increments of 100 when purchasing quantities of 100 or more.
ALT521-10E Rotational Sensors are Tunneling Magnetoresistance (TMR) Wheatstone
bridge sensors with large voltage signal, wide linear range, and ultraminiature
package size. The sensor has two half-bridge outputs for absolute angle detection
or both X- and Y-axis magnetic field detection. The outputs are bipolar, meaning
they are positive for a positive field and negative for a negative magnetic field
polarity. Key specifications are:
High sensitivity (140 mV/V/mT)
±0.5 mT linear range
Highly linear output (typ. 2% of full scale)
Low temperature coefficient of output (0.1%/°C)
100 kHz frequency bandwidth
2 megohm typ. device resistance for low power
Operation to near-zero supply voltage
Up to 125 °C operating temperature
2.5 x 2.5 mm DFN6 package
ASR022 noncontact TMR encoder sensors provide precise pulses indicating angular motion, and is more accurate and smaller than other non-contact encoders.
An ABZ interface allows the ASR022 to replace legacy optical encoders.
The sensor combines precise, low-power Tunneling Magnetoresistance (TMR) sensing elements with sophisticated digital signal processing.
The sensor is factory calibrated, with coefficients stored in internal memory.
The ASR022 is designed for harsh industrial or automotive environments with ESD protection, and full −40 °C to 125 °C operating temperature range.