Evaluation Kit for IPS2200
The IPS2200STKIT is a compact and intuitive evaluation kit that enables a fast and easy evaluation of the IPS2200, the industrial inductive position sensor for...
Overview
Description
The IPS2200 is an industrial-qualified, inductive position sensor IC capable of providing the absolute rotor position as sine and cosine. This IC uses the physical principle of Eddy currents to detect the position of a simple metallic target moving above a set of coils, consisting of one transmitter and two receivers. The output interface can be configured as single-ended, for higher system cost effectiveness or differential to better reject common mode disturbers. The IPS2200 can be used for high-speed motor commutation up to 250krpm electrical, in industrial, medical, robotic, and consumer applications.
Stray filed immunity, lower weight, smaller size, and a substantial BOM optimization make the IPS2200 the key element of the Resolver 4.0, a disruptive solution.
Features
- Interface: sin/cos single-ended or differential
- Qualified for Industrial market
- Temperature range: -40 °C to 125 °C ambient
- Voltage Supply: 3.3V ±10% or 5.0V ±10%
- Rotational Speed: up to 250.000 rpm (electrical)
- Propagation delay: programmable; < 10µs
- Sin/Cos gain mismatch and offset compensation
- Overvoltage, reverse polarity, short-circuit protected
- Digital programming interface: I²C or SPI
- AB incremental pulse outputs
- 16-TSSOP package
Comparison
Applications
Applications
- Rotor position detection for brushless DC motors; adaptable to any pole pair count
- Replacement of brushless resolvers
- Magnet-free rotor speed sensors
Design & Development
Software & Tools
Boards & Kits
24V Brushless DC Motor with Field Oriented Control Development Kit
The EU068-MCTRIPSPOCZ board shows a fully tuned 24V Field Oriented Control (FOC) motor control solution with sensorless and smooth operation using the highly precise
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Absolute Inductive Position Sensor Reference Design
The CN317-ABSIPSPOCZ Absolute Inductive Position Sensor Reference Design is a board that combines two inductive position sensors (IPS2200) and a highly cost-efficient...
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Models
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| TSSOP | Reel | 1 | 4.731 | ||
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Videos & Training
IPS2 Product Family of High-Speed Inductive Position Sensors for Automotive and Industrial Applications in Motor Commutation
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