Part Number: TMAG5123
Hall-effect sensors in refrigerators
As with most home appliances, over time refrigerators & freezers have evolved into electronic-intensive products. Among many other innovations such as electronic displays, Alexa-enabled WiFi…
Part Number: LDC1614EVM
I am attempting to detect changes in inductance/resonance frequency shift versus 3D rotations (tilt, yaw, and pitch) at a specific distance from the sensor. To be more specific, I am attempting to detect a metal object positioned…
Other Parts Discussed in Thread: LDC2114 , LDC2112 , LDC3114 The basics of baseline tracking using the LDC2112, LDC2114, and LDC3114 are described in the LDC211x and LDC3114 Internal Algorithm Functionality app note but this FAQ will discuss how to use this…
Materials with high conductivity for inductive sensing may be expensive, so limiting the amount of material used for a target in an inductive system is of paramount importance, but what is the ideal target thickness for inductive sensing?