Product Brief
Position sensors boost automotive application performance
Ismini Scouras7/28/2011 6:47 PM EDT
NXP Semiconductors N.V. released a new generation of automotive position sensors, KMA210, which incorporates its latest magnetoresistive sensor chip and a unique signal conditioning ASIC developed using its advanced Silicon on Insulator (SOI) ABCD9 process technology.
The KMA210 is the first of a new magnetic sensor family in a full system-in-package solution that requires no external components. KMA210 is specially designed to improve the overall performance and increase robustness in automotive applications.
- Contactless angle measurements up 180°
- High temperature range up to 160°C
- Automotive qualification according AEC Q100
- No external capacitors required
- Overvoltage protection
- Reflow capable due to MSL1
Availability: Production quantities.
Datasheet: Click here.
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hm
8/4/2011 5:18 PM EDT
This is wonderful device and it has potential application in many varied products. I wish soon it is available on Digikey.
How to get smaple for it?
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agk
9/8/2011 8:37 AM EDT
KMA210 angular measurement module is ready to use precalibrated.This has a non volatile memory and user specific adjustments stored here.EMC and ESD details are given in their data sheets.Can be used at many instances apart from automotive applications.
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Robotics Developer
9/8/2011 10:18 AM EDT
What a neat device! I checked out the datasheet and was wondering if there will be any pictures/diagrams showing typical use/setup? I would think that this would be most helpful for robotic sensing applications and wonder what the cost is?
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