Ic Special Function For Sensor Signal Conditioning

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LECTURE 15

IC SPECIAL FUNCTION
for SENSOR SIGNAL CONDITIONING

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IC SPECIAL FUNCTION
for SENSOR SIGNAL CONDITIONING
LM3914 - 3915

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IC SPECIAL FUNCTION
for SENSOR SIGNAL CONDITIONING
LM3914 - 3915

LM3914
LINEAR
SCALE

LM3915
DECIBEL
SCALE

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IC SPECIAL FUNCTION
for SENSOR SIGNAL CONDITIONING
LM3914 - 3915

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IC SPECIAL FUNCTION
for SENSOR SIGNAL CONDITIONING
LM3914 - 3915

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IC SPECIAL FUNCTION
for SENSOR SIGNAL CONDITIONING
LM2907-2917 F TO V CONVERTER

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IC SPECIAL FUNCTION
for SENSOR SIGNAL CONDITIONING
LM2907-2917 F TO V CONVERTER

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IC SPECIAL FUNCTION
for SENSOR SIGNAL CONDITIONING
LM2907-2917 F TO V CONVERTER

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IC SPECIAL FUNCTION
for SENSOR SIGNAL CONDITIONING
LM2907-2917 F TO V CONVERTER

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IC SPECIAL FUNCTION
for SENSOR SIGNAL CONDITIONING
LM2907-2917 F TO V CONVERTER

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IC SPECIAL FUNCTION
for SENSOR SIGNAL CONDITIONING
LM2907-2917 F TO V CONVERTER

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IC SPECIAL FUNCTION
for SENSOR SIGNAL CONDITIONING
LM2907-2917 F TO V CONVERTER

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IC SPECIAL FUNCTION
for SENSOR SIGNAL CONDITIONING
MAX260 PROGRAMMABLE FILTER

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Tapis Pembobot A, C dan rata

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Tapis Pembobot A

V1
5V

100k
R10
100k
R11
C1 R8 U1B R2 C2 C4 C6 C8 U1A
10uF 100k TL074 R5 R7
+ 300 220nF 330nF 10k 47nF 10uF 10k TL074
masukan +
+ keluaran
C7
10uF R3 R4 C5 R6
C3 1k8
27nF 1k8 1.8nF 100k

V2 R1 R9
5V 10k 10k
+V

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Sound Level Meter Random-Incidence Relative Response Level As a Function of
Frequency for Various Weightings sesuai bakuan ANSI S1.4-1971

GRAFIK TAPIS PEMBOBOT A BAKUAN ANSI DENGAN HASIL


TUGAS AKHIR

10.00

0.00

-10.00

-20.00
tanggapan relatif

-30.00

-40.00

-50.00

-60.00
A Weighting bakuan
-70.00
Relative Response dB
A Weighting TA Relative
-80.00 Response dB
frekuensi
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Tapis Pembobot C

C4
R3 120pF
150k
R6
150k

5V
+V
C1 R4 U1A 5V
.033uF 150k +V
+ TL084 C6 R5 U1B
In HPc 10uF 150k
Out HPc + TL084
In LPc
Out LPc

5V
+V R1 R2 5V
10k 10k +V R8 R7
10k 10k

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Sound Level Meter Random-Incidence Relative Response Level As a Function of
Frequency for Various Weightings sesuai bakuan ANSI S1.4-1971

TAPIS PEMBOBOT C ANTARA BAKUAN ANSI DENGAN


HASIL TUGAS AKHIR

-2

-4
T ang g ap an Re latif

-6

-8

-10
C Weighting bakuan
-12 Relative Response dB
C Weighting TA
-14 Relative Response dB

-16
frekuensi Hz

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KARAKTERISTIK TAPIS LOLOS PITA

fo
fo = fLfH , Q= fH  fL

T
1

2
Vrms = V dt
T 0
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Pembagian Tapis 1, 1/3 dan 1/6 Oktaf pada Frekuensi Audio sesuai bakuan
ANSI S1.11-1971 Specification for octave, half-octave, and third-octave band filter sets

  1 Oktaf ½ Oktaf 1/3


11oktaf 11/2okt 1/3okt
taf
fO 103n/10 103n/20 103n/30

fL 2 –1/2 fO 2 –1/4 fO 2 -1/6 fO

fH 2 1/2 fO 2 ¼ fO 2 1/6 fO

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Tapis Lolos Pita Terprogram MAX262

P1.0

P1.1 output
1 BPA MAX262 LPA 24
10u
P1.2
2 OP OUT IN B 23
input
P1.3 3 HPA LPB 22

10u 4 OP IN BPB 21
P1.4

5 IN A HPB 20
P1.6
6 D1 D0 19
P1.7
7 A3 OSC OUT 18

8 CLK OUT GND 17


1u
9 V+ V- 16 4K7 4K7
5V
10 A2 WR 15

11 CLK A A0 14 1u

12 CLK B A1 13

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SWITCHED CAPASITOR TECHNIQUE

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SWITCHED CAPASITOR TECHNIQUE

PENGISIAN KAPASITOR TERJADI SETIAP PERIODE CLOCK.


Qtot = Cs.Vi .T/Ts
Imean = Qtot/T = Cs.Vi/Ts

Frekuensi osilator XTAL mikrokontroler


Frekuensi keluaran P1.0 = --------------------------------------------------
4 x [65536 – RCap]
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SETTING MODE UNTUK FUNGSI BPF

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Peta Memori dan Diagram Waktu
Pemrograman Tapis

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DIAGRAM ALIR UMUM PEMROGRAMAN TAPIS
START
RETURN

TIDAK

PILIHAN OKTAF
PADA KEYPAD?

YA

YA
SETTING TAPIS LOLOS PITA TERPROGRAM
BERAPA OKTAF ?
1 OKTAF ?
1 OKTAF DAN AMBIL DATA DARI ADC
DAN SIMPAN DI RAM

TID AK

YA SETTING TAPIS LOLOS PITA TERPROGRAM


BERAPA OKTAF ?
1/3 OKTAF ?
1/3 OKTAF DAN AMBIL DATA DARI ADC
DAN SIMPAN DI RAM

TID AK

YA SETTING TAPIS LOLOS PITA TERPROGRAM


BERAPA OKTAF ?
1/6 OKTAF ?
1/6 OKTAF DAN AMBIL DATA DARI ADC
DAN SIMPAN DI RAM

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DIAGRAM ALIR PEMILIHAN MODE 2 BPF

PROSEDUR
MODE 2 MAX 262

Set logika rendah pada


masukan write MAX262
Pada alamat memori 0
Set logika
A3 = 0
A2 = 0
D1 (M1=‘0’) dan
A1 = 0
A0 = 0
D0 =1 D0 (M0 = ‘1’)
D1 =0

Set logika tinggi


masukan write MAX262

RETURN

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DIAGRAM ALIR PEMROGRAMAN RASIO fdetak/fpusat = 28,88
PROSEDUR
PEMILIHAN
fdetak/fo =28,88

Set logika rendah pada


masukan write MAX262

Pada alamat memori 1


Set logika
A3 = 0
A2 = 0
A1 = 0
A0 = 1
D0 =0
D1 =0
D0 (F0 = ‘0’) dan D1 (F1 = ‘0’)
Set logika transisi tinggi
ke logika rendah pada
masukan write MAX262
Pada alamat memori 2
Set logika
A3 = 0
A2 = 0
D0 (F2 = ‘0’) dan D1 (F3 = ‘0’)
A1 = 1
A0 = 0

Pada alamat memori 3


D0 =0
D1 =0

Set logika transisi tinggi


ke logika rendah pada
masukan write MAX262
D0 (F4 = ‘0’) dan D1 (F5 = ‘0’)
Set logika
A3 = 0
A2 = 0
A1 = 1
A0 = 1
D0 =0
D1 =0

Set logika tinggi


masukan write MAX262

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DIAGRAM ALIR PEMROGRAMAN Q=1,41 UNTUK 1 OKTAF
PROSEDUR
PEMILIHAN Q =1,41

Set logika rendah pada


masukan write MAX262

Set logika
A3 = 0
Pada alamat memori 4
A2 = 1
A1 = 0
A0 = 0

D0 (Q0 = ‘0’) dan D1 (Q1 = ‘0’)


D0 =0
D1 =0

Set logika transisi tinggi

Pada alamat memori 5


ke logika rendah pada
masukan write MAX262

Set logika
A3 = 0

D0 (Q2 = ‘0’) dan D1 (Q3 = ‘0’)


A2 = 1
A1 = 0
A0 = 1
D0 =0
D1 =0

Set logika transisi tinggi


ke logika rendah pada
masukan write MAX262
Pada alamat memori 6
Set logika
A3 = 0
A2 = 1
A1 = 1
D0 (Q4 = ‘0’) dan D1 (Q5 = ‘0’)
A0 = 0
D0 =0
D1 =0

Set logika transisi tinggi


Pada alamat memori 7
ke logika rendah pada
masukan write MAX262

Set logika
A3 = 0
D0 (Q6 = ‘0’)
A2 = 1
A1 = 1
A0 = 1
D0 =1

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RETURN
Prosedur
generator detak untuk
fo=1000Hz dan Q=1,41

Panggil
prosedur mode 2

Panggil
prosedur rasio
fdetak/fo = 28,88

Panggil
prosedur Q = 1,41

Masukkan nilai ke register


pewaktu 2 di mikrokontroler
RCAP2H = 65432 desimal
RCAP2L = 65432 desimal

Hidupkan pewaktu 2 dengan


instruksi SETB TR2

Set logika rendah pada pin write


pada ADC kemudian ambil data
keluaran ADC 8 bit simpan di RAM

Matikan pewaktu 2 dengan


instruksi CLR TR2 dan set
logika tinggi pin write ADC

RETURN
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lampiran

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SHARP GP2D12

Bentuk fisik GP2D12

Grafik antara tegangan vs jarak


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SHARP GP2D12

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SHARP GP2D12

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Fitur –fitur SHARP GP2D12
Mempunyai tegangan kerja antara 4,5  5,5 Volt DC
dan arus yang dibutuhkan sebesar 33  55 mA.
Tipe output sensor berupa tegangan DC kurang lebih
dari 0,4  2,5 Volt.
Deteksi jarak dari 10  80 cm.
Sedikit terpengaruh oleh warna pantulan obyek yang
diukur.

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UVTRON Flame Sensor

Driver UVTRON Sensor api UVTRON

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UVTRON Flame Sensor

Driver UVTRON

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UVTRON Flame Sensor

Driver UVTRON

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UVTRON Flame Sensor

Driver UVTRON

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UVTRON Spectral Response

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DEVANTECH CMPS03

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Fitur – fitur DEVANTECH
CMPS03
 Tegangan kerja 5 Volt DC dan arus yang dibutuhkan
15 mA.
 Mempunyai 2 macam output data, PWM pada kaki
no 4 dan I2C pada kaki no 2 dan 3

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Mikrofon kondenser

Bentuk fisik mikrofon kondenser Untai mikrofon kondenser

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Tone
FEATURES
Decoding (XR 2211)
Wide Frequency Range, 0.01Hz to 300kHz
Wide Supply Voltage Range, 4.5V to 20V
HCMOS/TTL/Logic Compatibility
FSK Demodulation, with Carrier Detection
Wide Dynamic Range, 10mV to 3V rms
APPLICATIONS
Caller Identification Delivery
FSK Demodulation
Tone Decoding
FM Detection
Carrier Detection

Bentuk fisik XR 2211

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TPA81 THERMOPILE ARRAY

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TPA81 THERMOPILE ARRAY

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TPA81 THERMOPILE ARRAY

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ANTENNA

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ANTENNA

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ANTENNA

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ANTENNA

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ANTENNA

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V1

Gambar untai driver motor DC U1


12V
+V

U3
IDEAL R1 R3 IDEAL
100 Q1 100
Q2
NPN NPN

R5 M1
10k 40% U6C
U6A U2 U4
IDEAL R2 R4 IDEAL
100 Q4 Q3 100
NPN NPN

Kendali Motor
Kanan IC Op-amp
U7A menggunakan LM 324
U6B

PWM

Kanan U7B

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Gambar untai sensor deteksi
V1

garis
12V
+V

D3 U2
78L05

+
DIODE C3
IN OUT 100uF
COM
U1
555 R1
1k5
Gnd Vcc
Trg Dis
Out Thr
Rst Ctl
R2 R3
8k2 10k 40%

R4 C2 C1
100 100nF 1nF

D1
R5 LED1
1k 40%

D2 Penerima Infra Merah


LED1

Pemancar Infra Merah


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Gambar untai penguat mikrofon
kondenser V1
12V
+V

+
C3 R3
R1 47uF 5k6
R2 C2
10k 47uF
220k +
C1
100nF Q1
C1815
Out
R4
Mikrofon 10k 40%
kondenser

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Gambar untai Tone Decoding dengan
XR 2211 ( fo = 4,5 kHz)

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OPTOCOUPLER 4N25, dkk

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OPTOCOUPLER 4N25, dkk

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OPTOCOUPLER 6N135, dkk

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PHOTO INTERUPTER TLP824, 825, dkk

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PHOTO INTERUPTER TLP824, 825, dkk

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HALL EFFECT SENSOR

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HALL EFFECT SENSOR

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HALL EFFECT SENSOR

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HALL EFFECT SENSOR

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HALL EFFECT SENSOR

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HALL EFFECT SENSOR

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HALL EFFECT SENSOR

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HALL EFFECT SENSOR

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The ACS7xx Families of Hall
Effect Current Sensors

CA package

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How Do They Work?
Current passing through the power leadframe generates
a magnetic field
The ferrite core concentrates the magnetic field on the
Hall effect sensor
No connection between power path and
sensor = isolation (3.0 kV)

Ferrite Magnetic
Field
Concentrator
Power Leadframe
SIP packaged Linear
Hall Effect Sensor
Plastic
Over-
molding

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Block Diagram

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What Is The Output?
100 5 Vcc
80 “ratiometric output” 4.5
60 scales with Vcc 4
Current (Amps)

40 3.5

Vout (Volts)
20 3
0 2.5 Vcc/2
-20 2
-40 1.5
-60 1
-80 example output of 0.5
-100 ACS75xCx–100 0

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How Are They Intended To Be
Mounted?
ACS75x Evaluation
Board
Available from our
on-line store at:
www.allegromicro.com/
control/webstore.htm

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Why Should I Use The ACS75x Current
Sensor?

1) Isolation
3.0kV
No opto-isolator
required
Replaces current
transformer
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Why Should I Use The ACS75x Current
Sensor?

2) Lower Power
Dissipation +
Lower Voltage Drop
Internal resistance
= 130 Ohms (752)
=100 Ohms (754)
(yes, micro-ohms)
Especially important in
battery driven products

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Why Should I Use The
ACS75x Current Sensor?
LEM HY25-P
3) Smaller
Size
ACS750
ACS75x

200A, 50m
shunt resistor

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Why Should I Use The ACS75x Current
Sensor?
4) Single Supply Voltage Most competing
sensors require
Fewer voltage dual, +/- voltage
regulators on supplies
board
No level shifting
required on
output to
interface to micro

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Why Should I Use The
ACS75x Current Sensor?
5) Reduced Component Count
ACS75x = 1
Resistor + op-amp +
isolator = 3

Saves per socket


costs, reduces board space

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Why Should I Use The
ACS75x Current Sensor?
6) Easier Assembly
With thread-thru sensors,
the current conductor must
be threaded through the
sensor in assembly.
This is an expensive,
manual operation

With the Allegro


ACS75x
no thread-thru
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Why Should I Use The
ACS75x Current Sensor?
7) Lead-free

< 0.1% lead


meets all
international
standards for
lead-free
initiatives

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Safety Certifications
All Allegro current sensors are certified by TUV
America to the EN, UL, and CSA versions of
IEC60950
Mold compound is UL recognized to UL94V-0

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The ACS752 Family
50kHz bandwidth Introduced March
2004
custom ‘CA’
package

Part Measurable Temperature


Number Current Range
ACS752 SCA-050 50A -20 to 85 C
ACS752 SCA-100 100A -20 to 85 C

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752 Datasheet – 50A
Characteristic Symbol Test Conditions Limits
ELECTRICAL CHARACTERISTICS, over temperature unless otherwise stated Min. Typ. Max. Units
Primary Sensed Current IP -50 50 A
Supply Voltage VCC 4.5 5.0 5.5 V
Supply Current ICC Vcc = 5.0V, output open 7 10 mA
Output Resistance ROUT Iout = 1.2 mA 1 2 W
Primary Conductor
RPRIMARY IP = ± 100A; +25°C 130 mW
Resistance
Pins 1 - 3 and 4 -5,
Isolation Voltage VISO 3.0 2.5 kV
60 Hz, 1 minute
PERFORMANCE CHARACTERISTICS, - 20 °C to +85 °C, Vcc = 5V unless otherw ise specified
Propagation time tPROP IP = ±50A 4
Response time t RESPONSE IP = ±50A 8 ms
Rise time tr IP = ± 50A 7
Frequency Bandwidth f -3dB 50 kHz
±IP , T = +25°C 38.0 40.0 42.0 mV/A
Sensitivity Sens
±IP , Over Temperature 37.0 42.5 mV/A
Peak -to- Peak; Ta = +25°C
Noise V NOISE 75 mV
No External Filter
Non-linearity EL ±IP +/- 4 %
Symmetry ES ±IP 97.5 100 102.5 %
Electrical Offset Voltage I = 0A, T = +25°C -40 Vcc/2 +40 mV
VOE
(Magnetic error not included) I = 0A, Over Temperat ure -50 Vcc/2 +50 mV
Magnetic Offset Error VOM I = 0A, after excursion of 100A +/- 0.3 +/- 0.65 A
Total Accuracy ±IP , T = +25°C +/- 1
XIp %
(Including all offsets) ±IP , Over Temperature +/- 7.5

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752 Datasheet – 100A
Characteristic Symbol Test Conditions Limits
ELECTRICAL CHARACTERISTICS, over temperature unless otherwise stated Min. Typ. Max. Units
Primary Sensed Current IP - 100 100 A
Supply Voltage VCC 4.5 5.0 5.5 V
Supply Current ICC Vcc = 5.0V, output open 7 10 mA
Output Resistance ROUT Iout = 1.2 mA 1 2 W
Primary Conductor
RPRIMARY IP = ± 100A; +25°C 130 mW
Resistance
Pins 1 - 3 and 4- 5, 3.0
Isolation Voltage VISO 2.5 kV
60 Hz, 1 minute
PERFORMANCE CHARACTERISTICS,- 20 °C to +85 °C, Vcc = 5V unless othe rwise specified
Propagation time tPROP IP = ± 50A 4
Response time t RESPONSE IP = ± 50A 8 ms
Rise time tr IP = ± 50A 7
Frequency Bandwidth f -3dB 50 kHz
±IP , T = +25°C 19.0 20.0 21.0 mV/A
Sensitivity Sens
±IP , Over Temperature 18.0 22.0 mV/A
Peak -to- Peak; Ta = +25°C
Noise V NOISE 55 mV
No External Filter
Non-linearity EL ±IP +/- 4.4 %
Symmetry ES ±IP 98 100 102 %
Electrical Offset Voltage I = 0A, T = +25°C -40 Vcc/2 +40 mV
VOE
(Magnetic error not included) I = 0A, Over Temperat ure -50 Vcc/2 +50 mV
Magnetic Offset Error VOM I = 0A, after excursion of 100A +/- 0.3 +/- 0.65 A
Total Accuracy ±IP , T = +25°C +/- 1
XIp %
(Including all offsets) ±IP , Over Temperature +/- 9

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ACS754 Family Power Temp
35kHz
bandwidth
Part Number Leads Current Range
ACS754 S/L CB -050 -PFF formed 50A S = -20 - 85C custom ‘CB’
L = -40 - 150C package

ACS754 S/L CB -100 -PFF formed 100A S = -20 - 85C


L = -40 - 150C externally
identical to ‘CA’
ACS754 L CB -130 -PFF formed 130A L = -40 - 150C package
-PSF straight
ACS754 S/K CB -150 -PSF straight 150A S = -20 - 85C internally,
K = -40 - 125C lower resistance

ACS754 S CB -200 -PSF straight 200A S = -20 - 85C CA: 130 mohms

-PFF version -PSF version


CB: 100 mohms

Introduced Nov 2004

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ACS75x Comparison
ACS750 ACS752 ACS754
50A 75A 100A 50A 100A 50A 100A 150A 200A
Accuracy
25C, full current 2% 1% 1.5% 1% 1% 1% 1% 1% 0.5%
Industrial 13% 13% 13% 7.5% 9% 5.0% 5.0% 5.0% 5.0%
Automotive 15% 15% 15% N/A 9.9% 9.2% 7.4% N/A
Bandwidth (kHz) 13 13 13 50 50 35 35 35 35
Rise time (us, 50A) 26 26 26 8 8 11 11 11 11
Noise (typ. p-p mV) 14 7 7 75 55 65 45 35 35
Resolution (% full scale) 0.3% 0.3% 0.3% 3.6% 2.7% 2.5% 1.9% 1.8% 1.6%
w/ 50kHz filter
1.5% 1.0%

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Applications Categories
 Motor control
 Power distribution systems
 Battery driven applications
 Motor, board, box, and connector protection
 White goods (appliances)
 Automotive electronics
 Electric golf carts, forklifts, & scooters
 UPS and emergency lighting
 Industrial heaters & welders
 Spa controllers & exercise equipment

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ACS706
Surface-Mount Current Sensor
Family

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What is the product?
A higher isolation voltage version of the ACS704.
Small form factor precise current sense.
Bi-directional device suitable to measure either AC or DC
currents.
Extremely low resistance lead frame.
Conduction path electrically isolated from the sensor signal
leads.
No additional isolation components required.

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Block Diagram

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Features and Benefits
Small size
Ö Less board space, closer spacing of boards
Single voltage supply
Ö Fewer dc regulators in system
Ö No level shifting of output required
1600 VRMS isolation
Ö No optoisolator required
Monolithic Hall IC
Ö No magnetic design required
High reliability
Ö No manual thread-thru of conductor required
Low, 1.5 mW resistance
Ö Less voltage drop and power dissipation

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Competitive Advantages
 The ACS706 is the smallest high voltage, 1.6 kV isolation voltage
rated, integrated current-sensing solution available.
 Competing LEM sensors are much larger and most require dual
voltage supplies.
 More than double the cost of the ACS706.
 Sentron’s Trace Straddler sensor is less sensitive and has limited
isolation abilities.
 Measurement accuracy in system impossible to guarantee in
production.

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Competitive Advantages
 Current transformers
 Cannot measure DC currents.
 Current transformers cannot be used in variable frequency
systems.
 Require precision Op-amps to increase the gain and to filter.
 Sense/shunt resistor solutions
 Can consume more power.
 Power loss is I2R
 Additional isolation circuitry if voltage isolation is required.

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