ApplicationThe KMT 31 allows the contactless counting of the revolutions of a rotating magnet which is mounted on the axis of a wheel. Zero output voltages of the Wheatstone bridges are used as trigger signals. The sense of rotation of the wheel is taken into account by comparing the signal output...
KMT31: ApplicationThe KMT 31 allows the contactless counting of the revolutions of a rotating magnet which is mounted on the axis of a wheel. Zero output voltages of the Wheatstone bridges are used as trig...
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The KMT 31 allows the contactless counting of the revolutions of a rotating magnet which is mounted on the axis of a wheel. Zero output voltages of the Wheatstone bridges are used as trigger signals. The sense of rotation of the wheel is taken into account by comparing the signal outputs of both Wheatstone bridges which are proportional to sin2(a) or sin2(a + 45°). The angle can be determined by evaluating these signals. Alternatively it is possible to use the voltage signals of four half bridges which are trimmed on Vb/2.
Parameter | Symbol | Unit | Value |
Supply voltage Total power dissipation |
VB Pto |
V mW |
5 120 |
Operating temperature range Storage temperature range Sensor chip alignment error |
Tamb Tstg ae |
° |
-40 ... + 125 -65 ... +125 2 |