Hall effect sensor circuit with offset compensation
A Hall effect, sensor technology, used in instruments, measuring devices, measuring magnetic variables, etc., can solve problems such as response speed limitations
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[0048] Figure 4 and 5 A Hall effect sensor circuit arrangement 10 is shown for another embodiment of the invention which is very similar to figure 1 and 2 Examples in . Accordingly, circuit elements are listed with the same reference numbers. Figure 4 and 5 and figure 1 and 2 The only difference in the circuit of the embodiment of 22 is the operational amplifier 22. Opamp 22 makes the positive output instead of as figure 1 and 2 The negative output of is connected to adder 24. Likewise, amplifier 22 makes the negative output rather than as figure 1 and 2 The positive output of is connected to adder 26.
[0049] because Figure 4 and 5 The Hall effect sensor circuit arrangement 10 adds and subtracts the Hall voltage in an inverse manner as the output of the amplifier 22 in the circuit changes. The calculation of the sum of the Hall voltages of the Hall effect sensors 12, 14 is obtained to be substantially related to figure 1 and 2 obtained in the same manner ...
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[0052] Figure 6 and 7 A Hall effect sensor circuit arrangement 10 is shown for another embodiment of the invention, which is similar to parts of the above embodiments, except that a single Hall effect sensor is utilized with respect to offset compensation. Since a single Hall effect sensor is provided, adders 24, 26 and other components are not required. Due to the similarity of arrangement, circuit elements are listed with the same reference numbers. exist Figure 6 , a cross-shaped Hall effect sensor 12 senses the presence / absence and strength of a magnetic field. Hall effect sensor 12 includes terminals A-D connected to its four arms. Switching unit 16 includes a pair of switches 16 - 1 , 16 - 2 that connect terminals A-D of Hall effect sensor 12 to operational amplifier 20 . A bias circuit (not shown) is connected to terminal C-A to provide a bias current flowing from terminal C to terminal A. Operational amplifier 20 includes positive and negative voltage inputs, a...
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