Hello Expert
We plan to useTMAG517 to detect a magnet (with only NS polarity) rotating 150 °, which is fixed on the rotating axis
Could you help confirm if all of them can be implemented？
Magnet rotates vertically with the TMAG5170 by 150 °
Best Regards
Alex Xu
Hi Alex,
Yes this can be implemented, I have simulated this design in TIMSS and I have attached an image below as well as the files if you would like to see the data.
{
"version": "3.1.0",
"design_name": "Angle Encoding for Alex",
"magnet_id": 2,
"poles": 2,
"material_id": 7,
"remanence": 1296.365,
"temperature": 20,
"temperature_coefficient": -0.12,
"coercivity": 12,
"function_id": 4,
"magnet_geometry": {
"outer_diameter": 6,
"height": 3
},
"magnet_position": {
"x_position": 0,
"y_position": 0,
"z_position": 0
},
"magnet_angle": {
"x_angle": 0,
"y_angle": 0,
"z_angle": 90
},
"magnet_movement": {
"arc_length": 180
},
"sim_setting": {
"angular_step_size": 0.5
},
"sensor": [
{
"sensor_id": "TMAG5170",
"custom_inputs": {
"variant": "TMAG5170A2QDGKR",
"applied_vcc": 3.3,
"bop": "bop_typ",
"brp": "brp_typ",
"temperature_compensation": 0,
"averaging": 1,
"maximum_input": 300
},
"id": 4288,
"sensor_position": {
"x_position": 5.73,
"y_position": -0.04,
"z_position": -0.27
},
"sensor_angle": {
"x_angle": 0,
"y_angle": 270,
"z_angle": 0
}
}
]
}
Best Regards,
Celeste