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ATS17501 Datasheet(PDF) 18 Page - Allegro MicroSystems

Part # ATS17501
Description  Dual Output Differential Speed and Direction Sensor IC
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Manufacturer  ALLEGRO [Allegro MicroSystems]
Direct Link  http://www.allegromicro.com
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Dual Output Differential Speed and Direction Sensor IC
ATS17501
18
Allegro MicroSystems
955 Perimeter Road
Manchester, NH 03103-3353 U.S.A.
www.allegromicro.com
Fault Voltage
The ATS17501 communicates a fault condition by configuring
either output to hold within one of three VFAULT ranges (high,
mid, and low) for greater than 1 millisecond. Normal operation
allows for output transitions to occur over the VFAULT(MID) range;
as such, it is necessary to ignore fast transients for less than
1 millisecond through this range.
For internal diagnostics that trigger fault conditions (force the
output to go to VFAULT), both outputs will go to the VFAULT(HIGH)
range. As there may exist internal or external faults that cause
either or both output pins to hold a VFAULT(MID) or VFAULT(LOW)
level, these fault ranges should also be monitored. Examples of
these fault conditions could be a short circuit of the output to
ground, forcing the output to VFAULT(LOW), or a fault in the IC
output controller that forces the output to VFAULT(MID).
See Figure 12, Figure 13, and Figure 14 for examples of the out-
put communicating a fault condition.
Figure 12: Assumed Fault Example: High Fault
Figure 13: Assumed Fault Example: Mid Fault
Figure 14: Assumed Fault Example: Low Fault
VFAULT(HIGH,min)
VFAULT(MID,max)
VFAULT(MID,min)
VFAULT(MID,min)
>1 ms
Normal Opera�on
Assumed Fault
VFAULT(HIGH,min)
VFAULT(MID,max)
VFAULT(MID,min)
VFAULT(MID,min)
>1 ms
Normal Opera�on
Assumed Fault
VFAULT(HIGH,min)
VFAULT(MID,max)
VFAULT(MID,min)
VFAULT(MID,min)
>1 ms
Normal Opera�on
Assumed Fault
Advance Information Datasheet
Subject to Change Without Notice
March 19, 2020



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