Melexis MLX90340 Magnetic Position Sensor
Melexis MLX90340 Magnetic Position Sensor offers a 24V supply voltage rating and a 15 to 18mA supply current range. This MLX90340 sensor features a programmable measurement range and 12 bit resolution with 10 bit thermal accuracy. The Melexis sensor is sensitive to the three components of the flux density applied to the IC, allowing the MLX90340 to decode the absolute position of any moving magnet.
Features
Triaxis® Hall technologyOn Chip signal processing for robust absolute position sensingASIL-A capable, Safety Element out of Context (SEooC)Programmable measurement rangeProgrammable linear transfer characteristic (Multi-points 4 or PieceWise-Linear 17)
Applications
MotorcycleElectronic throttle bodyThrottle handle sensorTransmission sensorConsumerMix table faderGamingDronesPotentiometer replacement
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