Submicroamp, Intelligent HallEffect Sensing （Submicroamp,聪明的霍耳效应传感）.pdfVIP

Sub-microamp, intelligent Hall-effect sensing delivers 20-year battery life Mark E. Buccini Product and Marketing Strategy, Motor Drive Business Unit, Texas Instruments With a careful balance of hardware and firmware, sensor systems can be built that deliver extended battery life.  The unique features of the DRV5000 family of Hall effect sensors, combined with the ultra-low power capabilities of the MSP430TM MCU, enable for the first time, smart physical presence-detection systems such as door or window security, and e-meters to remain directly powered from a single low-cost CR2032 coin cell for over two decades of continuous operation. Compared to an always-active sensor system, The techniques described in this paper that enable an intelligent Hall-effect sensor system can be ultra-low power (ULP) sensing include: designed with its current consumption reduced from • Operating the system in ultra-low power standby what are typically milliamps to less than a microamp mode as the normal mode — a reduction of over 1000x. This is achieved by • Duty-cycling the sensor combining the fast start-up time and wide-range • Exercising power-aware firmware operating voltage of the DRV5000 Hall sensor with the ultra-low-power capabilities of the MSP430 The simplified example circuit in Figure 1 shows MCU. Such a sensing system with extremely low a very low-cost system that does not require any external calibration. The complete sub-microamp, power consumption enables physical presence- detection applications, such as door or window intelligent Hall-sensing system detects the presence security systems, and e-meters to be directly of a magnet and is p