Allegro MicroSystems 0A to >1000A Field Sensors ICs
Allegro MicroSystems 0A to >1000A Field Sensor ICs offer high reliability, high voltage, and industry-leading accuracy and safety. The 0A to >1000A Field Sensor ICs are customer-programmable for offset and sensitivity. The Field Sensor ICs are packaged in a 1mm thick KT package SIP that is often used in applications with a ferromagnetic core and is designed to sense currents above 1500A.
The Allegro MicroSystems 0A to >1000A Field Sensor ICs include featured products such as the ACS70310/ACS70311 240kHz Highest Accuracy Programmable Linear Sensor with Reverse Battery Protection, the ACS37612 Standalone Coreless Differential Current Sensor IC, and the A1366 low noise, high precision, factory-programmed linear hall effect sensor IC with advanced temperature compensation and high bandwidth (120kHz) analog output.
Features
- High reliability
- Programmable for offset and sensitivity
- Industry-leading accuracy and safety
- 1mm Thick KT package SIP
Associated Products
Allegro MicroSystems ACS37612 Coreless Hall-Effect Current Sensor ICs
Economical and precise solution for AC DC sensing without a magnetic concentrator core or a shield.
Allegro MicroSystems Current Sensors
Fully integrated solutions that achieve high efficiency and power density in designs.
Allegro MicroSystems ACS70310 & ACS70311 Linear Hall-Effect Sensor ICs
Has a Hall element with BiCMOS integrated circuitry for a monolithic linear current sensor IC.
Associated Board
Allegro MicroSystems ASEK-70310-SUBKIT-T Demonstration Board
A platform for evaluating the performance of the ACS70310 Hall-effect sensor IC.
Additional Resources
- Allegro Product Selection Guide
- Rethink What Is Possible for PCB Current Sensing
- An Effective Method for Characterizing System Bandwidth in Complex Current Sensor Applications
- Improved Performance and Features of Allegro’s Next Generation, High Power Density CB Package Current Sensors
- Increasing System Safety using the A1365 Programmable Linear Hall-Effect Sensor IC with Self-Test Diagnostic Mode
- ACS LTspice Library