TLE5309DE1211XUMA1

Angle Sensor, Magnetoresistive, 3.3V, 2-Axis, 360°, Analog Output, 16Pin TDSO

Description:

The TLE5309D is a diverse redundant angle sensor with analog outputs. It combines a Giant Magneto Resistance GMR sensor for full 360° angle range with an Anistropic Magneto Resistance AMR sensor for high precision in a flipped configuration in one package. Sine and cosine angle components of a rotating magnetic field are measured by Magneto Resistive MR elements. The sensors provide analog sine and cosine output voltages that describe the magnetic angle in a range of 0 to 180° AMR sensor, and 0 to 360° GMR sensor, respectively.

The differential MR bridge signals are independent of the magnetic field strength, and the analog output is designed for differential or single ended applications.

The output voltages are designed to use the dynamic range of an A/D-converter using the same supply as the sensor as voltage reference. Both sensor ICs are supplied independently by separate supply and ground pins.

Summary of Features:

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Separate supply pins for AMR and GMR sensor

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Diverse redundant design with one GMR sensor top die and one AMR sensor bottom die in one package

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Low current consumption and very fast start up

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360° contactless angle measurement

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Immune to airgap variations due to MR based sensing principle

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Operating temperature: -40°C to 125°C ambient temperature

Target Applications:

The TLE5309D angle sensor is designed for angular position sensing in safety critical automotive applications. Its high accuracy and 360° measurement range combined with short propagation delay makes it suitable for systems with high speeds and high accuracy demands such as brush-less DC BLDC motors for actuators and electric power steering systems EPS. At the same time its fast start-up time and low overall power consumption enables the device to be employed for low-power turn counting. Extremely low power consumption can be achieved with power cycling, where the advantage of fast power on time reduces the average power consumption.

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BLDC motors for electric power steering EPS

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Low-power turn counter