Hall Effect-based linear current sensor SCT Series
Descriptions:
The SCT Current sensor ICs family provides economical andprecise solutions for ACor DCcurrent sensing.Typical applications include motor control, load detection andmanagement, power supply and DC-to-DC converter control,inverter control, and overcurrent fault detection.
The device consists of a precision,low-offset linear Hal1circuit with a copper conduction path located near the die.Applied current flowing through this copper conduction pathgenerates a magnetic field which the Hal1l IC converts into aproportional voltage.Device accuracy is optimized through theclose proximity of the magnetic signal to the Hall transducer.A precise,proportional output voltage is provided by thelow-offset,chopper-stabilized BiCMOS Hal1 IC,which isprogrammed for accuracy at the factory.
High level immunity to current conductor dV/dt and strayelectric fields, offered by Allegro proprietary integrated shieldtechnology, guarantees low output voltageripple and low offsetdrift in high-side, high voltage applications.
Features and Benefits:
Open loop hall effect-based current sensor
5V Single supply operation
Support unidirectional, bidirectional output, analog signal output
The measuring range of primary current from ± 50A to ± 200A
Operation temperature range : - 40 ℃ to + 125 ° C
(150 A is - 40C to + 105C; 200 A is - 40 ° C to + 85 ° C)
Zero point output voltage:
-X R: Bias QVO and power supply VCC proportional output, Gain fixed
VQV0 = VCCL/2 or VCC / 10
-X F: Bias QVO and Gain are fixed
VQV0 = 2.50 or 0.50
Excellent accuracy, linearity, temperature drift
low internal resistance can effectively control the heating power consumption
Applications:
EV/HEV Electric motor controller
Inverter
DC/DC
Pin out diagram:
Terminal List Table
Number | Name | Description |
1 | VCC | Device power supply terminal |
2 | GND | Signal ground terminal |
3 | VIOUT | Analog output signal |
4 | IP+ | Terminal for current being sampled |
5 | IP– | Terminal for current being sampled |
Typical circuits: