MLX90333 Module Handle Joystick Sensor Absolute Position Digital Three Dimensional Angle

single-chip sensor IC with tri-axis technology Tria Äis. , Which can sense any magnet moving around it. This makes the design of a new generation of non-contact joystick position sensor is often easier to meet the automotive, industrial and other fields of application.
Conventional planar Hall technology can only sense the magnetic field perpendicular to the surface of the chip strength; and TMLX90333 tri-axis Hall sensor can sense the vertical direction can be parallel to the chip surface magnetic field strength. This is achieved by the internal IMC (set of magnetic disk) to the chip.
Any type of magnet
CJMCU-93 is sensitive to magnetic flux density applied to the IC’s three components (BX, BY and BZ). This allows the CJMCU-93 to sense any movement around the magnet. The Tria Äis product can detect any angle (0-360) and linear displacement, making it possible to design a new generation of non-contact lever position sensors Automotive and industrial applications (such as man-machine interfaces).
3D In addition, the measurement of BX capability and BZ, making CJMCU-93 to be universal non-contact position sensor is not limited to joystick applications, namely considered. For example, the linear stroke application scenario can be tested in one particular magnetic field design including the MLX90333.
Fully programmable
Melexis’s tradition of fully programmable three-axis MLX90333 three-dimensional joystick position sensor IC (output transmission characteristics, output format, ie analog / PWM / serial protocol) and all protection features that can withstand harsh Of the conditions, combined with the appropriate signal. It is possible to measure the magnetic flux density of the IC in a non-contact manner, where a small magnet moves (axial magnetization). (2) These two angle information are calculated from the three (3) vector component flux densities (ie BX, BY and BZ). MLX90333 Report (2) Linear output signal. Choose between analog, PWM and serial protocol output formats.