TDK-Micronas HAL 3936-4100 3D-Magnetic Position Sensor

TDK-Micronas HAL 3936-4100 3D-Magnetic Position Sensor is a single-die device in an SOIC8 surface-mount package ideal for modern automotive and industrial applications. This versatile and highly accurate module addresses the industry's demand for robust 3D position sensors, complies with ISO 26262 standards, and includes a low-power mode that facilitates a direct connection to the vehicle's battery for improved efficiency. The integrated SENT interface enables the seamless transmission of external digital signals, enhancing the sensor's versatility in diverse operational environments. TDK-Micronas HAL 3936-4100 3D-Magnetic Position Sensor complies with Safety Element out of Context (SEooC) ASIL C standards according to ISO 26262:2018 for compatibility with automotive safety requirements up to ASIL D. The sensor operates in an ambient temperature range of -40°C to +150°C and is suitable for steering column switches, gear selectors, brake pedal position sensors, and brake stroke sensors.

Features

  • Single-die device
  • SOIC8 SMD package
  • Stray-field robust 3D position detection, 360° rotary, and linear position detection up to 35mm
  • Capturing of external digital signals (like PWM and switch) and transmission of those signals via SENT
  • Calculation of 2 angles and transmission on 2 separate output pins as PWM signals
  • Supports various SENT frame formats, including H1.A7, F1.1, F1.2, and F2.4
  • Additional switch output (open-drain)
  • High robustness against mechanical misalignment between sensor and magnet in rotary setups
  • Optimized design supports rotary setups together with ferrite magnets
  • SEooC ASIL C ready according to ISO 26262:2018 to support functional safety applications (can be integrated into automotive safety-related systems up to ASIL D)
  • PWM and SENT output
  • Wide ambient temperature range of -40°C to +150°C is suitable for automotive applications

Applications

  • Steering column switches
  • Gear selectors
  • Brake pedal position sensors
  • Brake stroke sensors
Publicado: 2024-06-05 | Actualizado: 2024-06-06