Pin 1: V
Pin 2: V
Pin 3: Test Pin (Tie to GND)
Pin 4: Gnd
CC
OUT
ATS672LSB
Self-Calibrating TPO Gear-Tooth Sensor with
The ATS672LSB true zero-speed gear-tooth sensors are
optimized Hall IC/magnet configurations packaged in a single inline package (SIP) that provides a user-friendly solution for digital
gear-tooth-sensing applications. The SIP module consists of an
over-molded package, which holds together a samarium cobalt
magnet, a pole piece and a true zero-speed Hall IC that has been
optimized to the magnetic circuit. This small package can be
easily assembled and used in conjunction with gears of various
shapes and sizes.
The sensor incorporates a single-element Hall IC that switches
in response to magnetic signals created by a ferrous target. The
IC contains a sophisticated digital circuit designed to eliminate the
detrimental effects of magnet and system offsets. Signal
processing is used to provide zero-speed performance
independent of air gap and also to dynamically adapt device
performance to the typical operating conditions found in
automotive applications (reduced vibration sensitivity). Highresolution (9-bit) peak-detecting DACs are used to set the adaptive
switching thresholds of the device. Hysteresis in the thresholds
reduces the negative effects of any anomalies in the magnetic
signal (such as magnetic overshoot).
9-Bit Signal Capture
ABSOLUTE MAXIMUM RATINGS
Supply Voltage,
V
Reverse Supply Voltage,
V
Reverse Current Through Output,
I
Continuous Output Current,
I
Storage Temperature,
T
Package Power Rating,
R
Maximum Junction Temperature,
T
Maximum Junction Temperature – 100 Hours,
T
The ATS672LSB also includes a low-bandwidth filter that
increases the noise immunity and the signal-to-noise ratio of the
sensor. These features result in potential improvements in both
the timing accuracy and the jitter performance of the device. The
ATS672LSB sensor system is optimized for cam applications.
Four versions of this device are available. The sensor can be
chosen to have a high or low output signal in response to a “tooth”.
The sensor is also available with and without TPOS (true power on
state) capability. The low-on-tooth sensor without TPOS is
available through general sales. (Part # ATS672LSB-LN). For
other versions please contact the factory. Some restrictions may
apply.
FEATURES
Tight timing accuracy over temperature
True zero-speed operation
True power-on sensing
Air gap independent switch points
High vibration immunity
Large operating air gaps
Operation down to 3.3 V
Digital output representing target profile
Single-chip solution for high reliability
Small mechanical size
Optimized Hall IC magnetic system
AGC and reference-adjust circuit
Undervoltage lockout
ATS672LSB
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OPERATING CHARACTERISTICSValid at T
otherwise noted
Characteristics Symbol Test Conditions
ELECTRICAL CHARACTERISTICS
Supply Voltage VCC Operating; TJ < TJmax 3.3 26.5 V
= -40°C to +150°C and power supply within specification unless
air gap: 1.5mm, temperature: 25°C
RPM: 1000
Falling mechanical edge
t
AbsFall
air gap: 1.5mm, temperature: 25°C
- -0.2 - °
- +0.6 - °
RPM: 1000
3
Phase Delay t
4
TPOS Air Gap Min
ATS672LSB – LT and HT
5
TPOS Air Gap Range
ATS672LSB – LT and HT
6
TPOS Air Gap Max
ATS672LSB – LT and HT
RelSpeed
AG
AG
TPOS
AG
After initial calibration
air gap: 1.5 mm, temperature: 25°C
Valleys may be detected as teeth:
Min
incorrect TPOS
- 6.66 -
- - 0.5 mm
Distance for correct TPOS functionality 0.5 - 2.25 mm
Teeth may be detected as a valley:
Max
incorrect TPOS
2.25 - 5.0 mm
Operational Air Gap Range AG Output switching: running mode only 0.5 - 2.25 mm
x 10
/ RPM
-5
°
Edge Repeatability
t
θE
360° repeatability, 1000 edges 0.04
°
1
Relative Timing Accuracy Range is the change in edge position over the operational air gap and temperature range that
can be expected from a single device. This does not include part-to-part variation.
2
The Typical Absolute Timing Accuracy is the difference between the target mechanical edge (rising or falling) and the
corresponding sensor electrical edge.
3
Phase Delay is the change in edge position over the operational RPM range that can be expected from a single device.
This does not include part-to-part variation or variation due to temperature.
4
The TPOS Air Gap Min is the Installation Air Gap where the device may detect Valleys as Teeth. The True Power On
Function is NOT guaranteed to operate.
5
The TPOS Air Gap Range is the Installation Air Gap Range where the True Power On Function is guaranteed to
operate. Operating is defined as correctly detecting a tooth when powered up over a tooth and correctly detecting a valley
when powered up over a valley using the Reference Target. This specification is only valid for targets that meet or
exceed the ‘Gear Parameters for Correct TPOS Operation’ section of this document.
6
The TPOS Air Gap Max is the Installation Air Gap where the device may detect a Tooth as a Valley. The True Power On
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Reference Target Dimensions
Target
Reference Target 120 mm 6.0 mm 23.6 mm 23.6 mm 5.0 mm
Reference Target
Diameter
)
(D
o
Thickness
(F)
Reference Target Dimensions
GEAR PARAMETERS FOR CORRECT TPOS OPERATION
Valley Depth (ht) Depth of target valley 5.0 - - mm
Valley Width (PC – T) Length and width of target valley 13 - - mm
Tooth Width (T)Width of target tooth 5.0 - - mm
Thickness (F)Thickness or length of target tooth 5.0 - - mm
1
MATERIAL PROPERTIES: CRS 1018
1
The target must generate a minimum of 120 gauss difference between the tooth field and the valley field at the Maximum Installation
Air Gap. With the materiel and dimensions mentioned above the target will generate the required 120 gauss.
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EMC CAPABILITY
All EMC tests shall be conducted at 23±5°C
Test Name Reference Specification Circuit Parameters Performance
ISO 7637-1, Test Level
Inductive transient ISO 7637-1, Test pulse 1 Test circuit #1 - - - C
Inductive transient ISO 7637-1, Test pulse 2 Test circuit #1 - - - C
Switching transients ISO 7637-1, Test pulses 3a & 3bTest circuit #1 - - - A
Low voltage drop-out ISO 7637-1, Test pulse 4 Test circuit #1 - - - A
Load dump transient ISO 7637-1, Test pulse 5 Test circuit #1 A C
Starting transient ISO 7637-1, Test pulse 6 Test circuit #1 - Power-off transient ISO 7637-1, Test pulse 7 Test circuit #1 - - - C
ESD – Human Body
Model (HMB)
ESD – Machine Model
(MM)
Direct RF Injection ISO 11452-7 Test circuit #1 TBD
Bulk Current Injection ISO 11452-4 Test circuit #1 TBD
TEM Cell ISO 11452-3 Test circuit #1 Passes to 200 V/m
AEC-Q100-002 No additional components Passes to +/- TBD
AEC-Q100-003 No additional components Passes to +/- TBD
Test circuits for electromagnetic compatibility and Typical Operating Schematic
Test circuit 1
V
emc
R
S
100 Ω
0.1
µF
GND
Vs
1
4
5 V
R
1.2
L
2
120 pF
3 (Must be Grounded)
I II III IV
1
C E
1
C E
1
Additional protection circuitry is required to protect the device from destruction above this voltage level.
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Power Derating Curve: ATS672LSB Package
Power Derating
Due to internal power consumption, the temperature of the
IC (junction temperature, Tj) is higher than the ambient
environment temperature, Ta. To ensure that the device
does not operate above the maximum rated junction
temperature use the following calculations:
∆T=P
Where P
∴∆T=Vcc * Icc * R
Where ∆T denotes the temperature rise resulting from the
IC’s power dissipation:
TJ = TA + ∆T R