MLX91217
CONVENTIONAL HALL
HIGH-SPEED CURRENT SENSOR
BOOSTING ACCURACY AND DIAGNOSTICS FOR
INVERTER AND CONVERTER APPLICATIONS
MLX91217
The MLX91217 is the Conventional Hall variant of the Melexis Gen 2.5 high-speed current sensor portfolio. It introduces
three main changes over the Gen 2 MLX91209. To serve the ever more demanding automotive application requirements,
our open-loop Hall-effect sensors are now increasing the accuracy of sensitivity and offset over temperature resulting in
market-leading sensor accuracy. Next to this improvement, the diagnostic coverage was increased with the introduction
of clamping and broken wire detection, in order to address applications with higher ASILs and/or connectors from e.g.
sensor module to control board with ECU. Finally, on-chip filtering allows for an accurate trade-off between bandwidth/
response time and higher resolution. The MLX91217 in SIP4-VA package is introduced with several Trim&Form options
to facilitate sensor integration in the air gap of the ferromagnetic core. These provide greater flexibility to designers in
the mechanical integration challenges that through-hole packages represent.
KEY FEATURES
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Higher accuracy
• Sensitivity Thermal Drift < 1% (33% improvement)
• Offset Thermal Drift < 5 mV (50% improvement)
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Custom factory trim options available
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Trim&Form options available
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Increased diagnostic capability
• Programmable Output Clamping
• Broken Wire Detection
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Extended On-chip filtering options
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Automotive AEC-Q100 Grade 0
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High Speed
• 250 kHz bandwidth
• 2.5 μs response time
v1/05-11-2018
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