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A31316 Datasheet(HTML) 15 Page - Allegro MicroSystems |
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15 / 61 page ![]() 3D Magnetic Position Sensor IC A31316 15 Allegro MicroSystems 955 Perimeter Road Manchester, NH 03103-3353 U.S.A. www.allegromicro.com Signal Path The A31316 signal path contains two min sections. The first is two 1-D signal paths each reflecting the magnetic field in one direction as specified in the selection guide. The second section uses a CORDIC calculation to determine an angle from the 1-D signals. Both sections provide customer-accessible trim registers for end-of-line calibrations. 1-D Signal Path FACTORY CHANNEL A / CHANNEL B INPUT SELECTION Selects the input to Channel A and Channel B. This is pro- grammed at factory level. Use the selection guide to determine which axes are used. FACTORY RANGE SELECTION Factory range selection sets the analog pre-amplifier. The A31316 front end settings are configured for a limited field range. To determine the field range, consult the selection guide. CUSTOMER CONTROLLABLE DATA PATH The data path further processing is performed as by the equations below. NOTE: If the segment processor correction components are changed by the customer, temperature performance may devi- ate from specification. The customer must take care in changing these components and assumes liability for temperature perfor- mance deviations that come about from the changes applied. Customer Trimming LOW-PASS FILTER The user low pass filter allows a noise reduction without data update rate change using a combination of a CIC and IIR filter. The IIR filter is a third-order low pass filter. Equation 2: CA1 = LPF(CA0) CB1 = LPF(CB0) Figure 5: Low-Pass Filter Table 2: Selection of Customer Low-Pass Filter, EEPROM Parameter bw_sel bw_sel 3 dB Frequency (Hz) 90% Settling (ms) 0 329.1 1.666 1 465.8 1.172 2 556 0.9925 3 700 0.763 4 1000 0.554 5 1482 0.396 6 2024 0.249 7 Adaptive 0.135 The adaptive filter has a selectable minimum and maximum band- width for increased customization. The minimum and maximum bandwidths are selected via the bw_adap_min and bw_adap_max registers respectively. The table below shows the corresponding bandwidths for each register. bw_adap_min is by default set to code 0 and bw_adap_max is by default set to code 7. Table 3: bw_adapt_(min/max) Frequencies bw_adapt_(min/max) (LSB) Frequency (Hz) 0 38.9 1 77.8 2 156.3 3 314.8 4 638.7 5 1308.6 6 2672.1 7 4734.2 The overall filter response is given below. Figure 6: Overall IIR filter Response Depending on the Selected Bandwidth |
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