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  • LDC5071-Q1: the difference of LDC5071/5072

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    Part Number: LDC5071-Q1 Other Parts Discussed in Thread: TIDA-010961 Hello, I plan to design a hollow-type inductive absolute position encoder. We require a resolution of 17bit or higher,+/-0.05 Absolute positioning accuracy or higher. I compared…

  • LDC5071-Q1: OUT behavior check

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    Part Number: LDC5071-Q1 Tool/software: Hi expert, There have some cases want to check with you about the OUTx pin state. Case 1: When VDD or GND connection is open, what are the state of all OUTx pins? Hi-Z? Case 2: When one of OUTx wire connection…

  • LDC5071-Q1: Missing Information

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    Part Number: LDC5071-Q1 Tool/software: Hello, Could someone advise about ASIL level rating and its sensitivity to stray magnetic fields?! Does this product have ISO 11452-8 certificate for maximum magnetic fields it can afford?! Regards, Masood

  • LDC5071-Q1: How to design a coil?

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    Part Number: LDC5071-Q1 Tool/software: Hello, We want to use LDC5071-Q1 for Steering wheel angle sensor. Do you have any reference materials for coil design?

  • LDC5071-Q1: Algorithm to find phase offset of IPS angle and Rotor angle due to allignment between metalic object and d-axis flux

    Part Number: LDC5071-Q1 Tool/software: Dear TI team, Recently, our team is developing a motor control platform using IPS sensor. However, we found that the angle we get from IPS (Sin/Cos) output is related to the metal object. In case the metal object…
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  • LDC5071-Q1: connecting two ASICs to the same excitation coil

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    Part Number: LDC5071-Q1 Tool/software: Most ASICs designed for metal target inductive sensors allow for connecting two chips to the same excitation coil. Each sensor can measure its own set of receive coils. For instance, one set can be configured for…
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  • LDC5071-Q1: What constitutes a "good" sensor design using the LDC5072 Sensor Designer tool?

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    Part Number: LDC5071-Q1 Tool/software: Hello, I am hoping to use the LDC5071-Q1 with a custom linear inductive sensor to give me absolute position of a linear slide. I have been playing around with the LDC5072 Sensor Designer Tool and looking at the…

  • LDC5071-Q1: Using inductive sensor to detect rotating angle with +/-0.1 degree tolerance

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    Part Number: LDC5071-Q1 Other Parts Discussed in Thread: LDC1314 , LDC1614 Hi! I need to make a rotary angle sensor Now I am using a magnetic hall sensor for the first solution but I need another magnet-free solution Can I use an inductive sensor…
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  • DRV5055-Q1: Can DRV5055-Q1 be installed with a side vertical axis like the 3D hall shown in the picture?

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    Part Number: DRV5055-Q1 Other Parts Discussed in Thread: LDC5071-Q1 , DRV5055 , TMAG5173-Q1 , TMAG5170-Q1 Tool/software: Hi Teams, Can DRV5055-Q1 be installed with a side vertical axis like the 3D hall shown in the picture? From the customer's perspective…
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  • LDC5072-Q1: Bootloop issue

    Part Number: LDC5072-Q1 Tool/software: Related to LDC5072-Q1: Can't startup. Goes to bootloop - Sensors forum - Sensors - TI E2E support forums Just for clarification. Maked PCB with Lexc = 1.87 uH, Rexc = 1.72 Ohm, Lin = 0.615 nH, Rin = 1.96 Ohm…

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