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CT310 - 2D TMR Angle Sensor

General Description

The CT310 is a 2D angle sensor in a dual full-bridge configuration from Allegro developed on its patented XtremeSense™ 2D tunnel magnetoresistance (TMR) technology.

Key Features

  • Angle error less than 0.60° (after one-time compensation) over full temperature range.
  • Dual full-bridge resistor network.
  • Operating magnetic field: 250 to 900 G.
  • Differential outputs for SIN and COS axes.
  • Supply voltage: 1.0 to 5.5 V.
  • AEC-Q100 Grade 1.

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Datasheet Details

Part number CT310
Manufacturer Allegro
File Size 901.89 KB
Description 2D TMR Angle Sensor
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CT310 XtremeSense™ 2D TMR Angle Sensor FEATURES AND BENEFITS • Angle error less than 0.60° (after one-time compensation) over full temperature range • Dual full-bridge resistor network • Operating magnetic field: 250 to 900 G • Differential outputs for SIN and COS axes • Supply voltage: 1.0 to 5.5 V • AEC-Q100 Grade 1 APPLICATIONS • Angular measurements • Rotary and angular sensors • BLDC motors DESCRIPTION The CT310 is a 2D angle sensor in a dual full-bridge configuration from Allegro developed on its patented XtremeSense™ 2D tunnel magnetoresistance (TMR) technology. The operating magnetic field for this 2D sensor is 250 to 900 G and has an angle error less than 0.60° over temperature following a one-time offset, gain, and phase compensation.