DRV411AIPWPR UART Interface IC Sensor Interface Sensor Signal Conditioning IC

DRV411AIPWPR UART Interface IC Sensor Interface Sensor Signal Conditioning IC

FEATURES

• Optimized for Symmetric Hall-Elements

(for example, AKM HW-322, HW-302, or similar)

• Spinning Current Hall Sensor Excitation

  • – Elimination of Hall Sensor Offset and Drift

  • – Elimination of 1/f Noise

• Extended Current Measurement Range

– H-Bridge Drive Capability: 250 mA

• Precision Difference Amplifier:

  • – Offset and Drift: 100 μV (max), 2 μV/°C (max)

  • – System Bandwidth: 200 kHz

• Precision Reference:

  • – Accuracy: 0.2% (max)

  • – Drift: 50 ppm/°C (max)

  • – Pin-Selectable for 2.5 V, 1.65 V, and Ratiometric Mode

• Overrange and Error Flags

• Supply: 2.7 V to 5.5 V

• Packages: 4-mm × 4-mm QFN and TSSOP-20 PowerPADTM

• Temperature Range: –40°C to +125°C

APPLICATIONS

• Closed-Loop Current-Sensor Modules

• DC and AC Current Measurement

The DRV411 is designed to condition InSb Hall elements for use in closed-loop current-sensor modules. The DRV411 provides precision excitation circuitry for the Hall-element effectively eliminating the offset and offset-drift of the Hall element. This device also provides a 250-mA H-bridge for driving the sensor compensation coil as well a precision differential amplifier to generate the output signal. The 250-mA drive capability of the H-bridge roughly doubles the current measurement range compared to conventional single-ended drive methods.

The Hall sensor front-end circuit and the differential amplifier employ proprietary offset cancelling techniques. These techniques, along with a high- accuracy voltage reference, significantly improve the accuracy of the overall current-sensor module. The output voltage is pin-selectable to support a 2.5-V output for use with a 5-V power supply, as well as 1.65-V for 3.3-V sensors.

For optimum heat dissipation, the DRV411 is available in thermally enhanced 4-mm × 4-mm QFN and TSSOP-20 with PowerPAD packages. The DRV411 is specified for operation over the full extended industrial temperature range of –40°C to +125°C.