MA600 Configurable Digital Magnetic Angle Sensor NOT RECOMMENDED FOR NEW QFN-16
MA600 Configurable Digital Magnetic Angle Sensor NOT RECOMMENDED FOR NEW QFN-16

MA600 Configurable Digital Magnetic Angle Sensor NOT RECOMMENDED FOR NEW QFN-16

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    MA600 Configurable Digital Magnetic Angle Sensor NOT RECOMMENDED FOR NEW QFN-16

    The MPS MA600 is a Configurable Digital Magnetic Angle Sensor NOT RECOMMENDED FOR NEW. It resolves 12-bit of angle. It is supplied in a QFN-16 package.

    The MA600 is a precision, high-bandwidth magnetic angle sensor that detects the absolute angular position of a permanent magnet, typically a diametrically magnetized cylinder on a rotating shaft.

    Key Specifications

    Part NumberMA600
    FunctionConfigurable Digital Magnetic Angle Sensor NOT RECOMMENDED FOR NEW
    Resolution12-bit
    Accuracy<0.6° INL
    Output Bandwidth12 kHz
    InterfaceSPI
    PackageQFN-16
    LifecycleNRFND
    Ordering CodesMA600

    Features

    • <0.6° Error (INL)
    • <0.1° Error (INL) After User Calibration with On-Chip 32-Point Lookup Table
    • Configurable 12-Bit to 15-Bit Absolute Angle Encoder
    • High Bandwidth (e.g. 12kHz at 12.5-Bit Resolution)
    • No Latency
    • Wide 10mT to >100mT Magnetic Field Range
    • Serial Peripheral Interface (SPI) for Digital Angle Readout and Chip Configuration
    • Synchronous Serial Interface (SSI) for Digital Angle Readout
    • Incremental ABZ Quadrature Encoder Interface with Configurable Pulses per Turn (1 to 4096)
    • Incremental UVW Encoder Output

    Typical Application Circuit

    MA600 typical application circuit
    MA600 typical application circuit, as published in the MPS datasheet.

    Applications

    • Robotics
    • Multi-Turn Encoders
    • Position Control

    Design Notes

    • Mechanical tolerance between the magnet and the sensing element translates directly into angle error; budget it before choosing the resolution.
    • Match the output interface (SPI, ABZ, PWM or analog) to the MCU timing, including the latency the control loop can tolerate.
    • Offset and sensitivity drift over temperature are systematic — a single-point calibration at room temperature will not hold over the operating range.
    • Differential or digital outputs survive electrically noisy motor environments far better than single-ended analog ones.

    Common Questions

    Which package and ordering codes apply to the MA600?
    QFN-16; order codes include MA600.
    What are the defining features of the MA600?
    <0.6° Error (INL) <0.1° Error (INL) After User Calibration with On-Chip 32-Point Lookup Table

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