Industry's most accurate 3D Hall-effect position sensor provides speed and precision for faster real-time control
Texas Instruments (TXN) has launched the TMAG5170, the industry's most accurate 3D Hall-effect position sensor, which achieves ultra-high precision with a 2.6% total error and speeds of up to 20 kSPS. The sensor uses at least 70% less power than its competitors and integrates advanced diagnostics for improved design flexibility and system safety. Available now starting at US$1.139 in bulk, the TMAG5170 aims to enhance automation in industries by simplifying system design and maximizing performance.
- Launch of TMAG5170 sensor enhances product offering in industrial automation.
- Achieves ultra-high precision with 2.6% total error and 30% lower than nearest competitor.
- Reduces power consumption by at least 70% compared to other sensors.
- Simplifies system design with integrated diagnostics and angle calculation features.
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DALLAS, Oct. 12, 2021 /PRNewswire/ -- Texas Instruments (TI) (Nasdaq: TXN) today introduced the industry's most accurate 3D Hall-effect position sensor. With the TMAG5170, engineers can achieve uncalibrated ultra-high precision at speeds up to 20 kSPS for faster and more accurate real-time control in factory automation and motor-drive applications. The sensor also provides integrated functions and diagnostics to maximize design flexibility and system safety, while using at least
"Smart factories have an increasing number of highly automated systems that must operate in a more integrated manufacturing flow while simultaneously collecting data to control processes," said Noman Akhtar, senior research analyst, Omdia. "3D position-sensing technology that delivers higher accuracy, speed and power efficiency is essential for automated equipment to quickly deliver precise real-time control for increased system efficiency and performance while reducing downtime."
Achieve faster, more accurate real-time control
The TMAG5170 is the industry's first 3D Hall-effect position sensor to provide a low
Learn more about how the TMAG5170 enables faster, more accurate real-time control in the technical article, "How to enable real-time control in your automated industrial system with high-precision sensors."
Maximize design flexibility and system safety with integrated functions and diagnostics
The TMAG5170 eliminates the need for off-chip computation and enables flexible sensor and magnet orientations by integrating features such as an angle calculation engine, measurement averaging, and gain and offset compensation. These features simplify design and maximize system flexibility, enabling faster control loops, reduced system latency and simpler software development – regardless of sensor placement. The sensor's integrated computation functions also reduce the system's processor load by as much as
Additionally, the TMAG5170 increases safety with a unique set of smart diagnostic capabilities – such as checks for communication, continuity and internal signal path – as well as configurable diagnostics for the external power supply, magnetic field and system temperature. This allows engineers to customize a safety scheme at both the chip and system level for long-term reliability and lower design costs.
Increase power efficiency by at least
The TMAG5170 provides multiple operation modes to reduce power consumption by at least
Package, availability and pricing
The TMAG5170 is available now from TI.com in an eight-pin, 4.9-mm-by-3-mm very thin shrink small-outline package (VSSOP). Pricing starts at US
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