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where R
B
(T
n
) is the bridge resistance at temperature T
n
where V
OFF(Tn)
is the output offset voltage at temperature T
n
Magnetic field tests
For these tests a rotating magnetic field is generated and the output signals of both bridges are measured at
four different field angles for right rotation as well as for left rotation. Using these measured output signals
the diameter and the center coordinates of the best circle are calculated. They correspond to the output
voltage range and the offset voltage. Furthermore the field angles for both rotation directions and angular
hysteresis are calculated
Method
The data pairs are transformed onto a unit circle starting from their position in the data collection
for determining direction information or angle information.
It must be evaluated with four pair values (cos, sin) on a right rotation (magnetic field rotation)
and four pair values (cos, sin) on a left rotation (magnetic field rotation).
The field rotation steps are:
Æ start in 180° position
§ right rotation to 22.5° with measurement of sensor outputs
§ right rotation to 67.5° with measurement of sensor outputs
§ right rotation to 112.5° with measurement of sensor outputs
§ right rotation to 157.5° with measurement of sensor outputs
§ right rotation to 0° (360°) , stop , reversal
§ left rotation to 157.5° with measurement of sensor outputs
§ left rotation to 112.5° with measurement of sensor outputs
§ left rotation to 67.5° with measurement of sensor outputs
§ left rotation to 22.5° with measurement of sensor outputs , end position
General description of tests with external magnetic field.
)TT(
VV
TCV
12
)1T(OFF)2T(OFF
OFF
=
=α=
1O
2O
V
V
arctan]anglemeasured[
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Operating principle
When a common-magnetic field is applied through the
ZMT32 the 2 internal magneto-resistive bridges are
affected slightly differently due to their 45° rotation to
one another. This 45° rotation enables the ZMT32 to
determine angular position, of a rotating magnetic
field.
When a rotating magnetic field is applied to the ZMT32
it will output 2 sinusoidal voltages that are:
proportional to the field strength applied
proportional to the supply voltage applied,
rotating at twice the angular position
90° apart (as seen below).
By taking the arcTan of the ratio of V
O2
to V
O1
the
angular position of the magnetic field can be
determined.
Characteristic output curves V
O1
, V
O2
H
rot
1
0
O
GND1
8
GND2
7
+V
O2
6
+V
O1
5
1
-
V
O1
2
-V
O2
3
V
CC2
4
V
CC1
α = 0°
Bridg
e
1
Bridg
e
2
-V
O1
-V
O2
V
cc1
V
cc2
GND1
GND2
+V
O1
+V
O2
1
-15
-10
-5
0
5
10
0 45 90 135 180 225 270 315 360
Output voltage (mV/V)
Cos 2
α
Sin 2
α
Sensor bridge 2
Sensor bridge 1
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Typical characteristics
0.0%
0.2%
0.4%
0.6%
0.8%
1.0%
1.2%
1.4%
01020304050
H
ROT
- Field strength (kA/m)
Angle accuracy
0
5
10
15
20
25
01020304050
Accuracy variance with field strength
V
CC1
=V
CC2
=+5V
T
A
=23
o
C
k=100
Output variance with magnetic field strength
H
ROT
- Field strength (kA/m)
Output voltage (mV/V)
V
CC1
=V
CC2
=+5V
T
A
=23
o
C
k=100

ZMT32TA

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Description:
Magnetic Sensors Board Mount Hall Effect / Magnetic Sensors Magneto-resistive angle senso
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