Data Sheet

Data Sheet
Rev. 1.20 / April 2015
ZSSC5101
xMR Sensor Signal Conditioner
Multi-Market Sensing Platforms
Precise and Deliberate
ZSSC5101
xMR Sensor Signal Conditioner
Brief Description
Benefits
The ZSSC5101 is a CMOS integrated circuit for converting sine and cosine signals obtained from
magnetoresistive bridge sensors into a ratiometric
analog voltage with a user-programmable range of
travel and clamping levels.
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The ZSSC5101 accepts sensor bridge arrangements
for both rotational as well as linear movement.
Depending on the type of sensor bridge, a full-scale
travel range of up to 360 mechanical degrees can be
obtained.
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The ZSSC5101 is fully automotive-qualified with an
ambient temperature range up to 160°C.
Features
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Ratiometric analog output
Up to 4608 analog steps
Step size as small as 0.022°
Programming through output pin via
one-wire interface
Offset and amplitude calibration of the
bridge input signals
Programmable linear transfer characteristic:
 Zero position
 Angular range
 Upper and lower clamping levels
 Rising or falling slope
Loss of magnet indication with programmable
threshold level
Accepts anisotropic, giant, and tunnel magnetoresistive bridge sensors (AMR, GMR and TMR)
Programmable 32-bit user ID
CRC, error detection, and error correction
on EEPROM data
Diagnostics: broken-wire detection
Automotive-qualified to AEC-Q100, grade 0
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No external trimming components required
PC-controlled configuration and single-pass
calibration via one-wire interface allows
programming of fully assembled sensors
Can be used with low-cost ferrite magnets
Allows large air gaps between sensors and
magnets
Optimized for automotive environments with
extended temperature range and special
protection circuitry with excellent electromagnetic compatibility
Power supply monitoring
Sensor monitoring
Detection of EEPROM memory failure
Connection failure management
High accuracy: ± 0.15° integral nonlinearity (INL)
after calibration
Available Support
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Evaluation Kit
Application Notes
Physical Characteristics
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Wide operation temperature: -40 C to +160 C
Supply voltage: 4.5V to 5.5V
SSOP-14 package, bare die, or unsawn wafer
ZSSC5101 Typical Application Circuit
Sensor Bridges
VDDS
VSINP
VSINN
VCOSP
VCOSN
ZSSC5101
Programming of the device is performed through the
output pin, allowing in-line programming of fully
assembled 3-wire sensors. Programming parameters are stored in an EEPROM and can be re-programmed multiple times.
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CB
100nF
VDDE
VOUT
+5V
Load
Circuit
Rout
Cout
VSSE
VSSS
For more information, contact ZMDI via [email protected].
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ZSSC5101
xMR Sensor Signal Conditioner
ZSSC5101 Block Diagram
Applications
VDDE
Sin
VSSS
VDDS
Cos
VSSS
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Digital Signal Processing and Control
VDDS
VSSS
VSINP
VSINN
VCOSP
VCOSN
EEPROM
Power Supply Regulators
MUX
PGA
Cordic
Algorithm
ADC
Analog Frontend AFE
One-Wire
Interface
Buffer
Amp.
DAC
VOUT
Interface
VSSE
Application Circuit for AMR Sensors
TMR Sensor Bridge
e.g., MDT MMA253F
VDDS
VCOSP
VCOSN
ZSSC5101
VSINN
1
VCC
CB
100nF
Steering Wheel Position Sensor
Pedal Position Sensor
Throttle Position Sensor
Float-Level Sensor
Ride Height Position Sensor
Non-Contacting Potentiometer
Rotary Dial
Application Circuit for TMR Sensors
AMR Sensor Bridge
VSINP
Absolute Rotary Position Sensor
VDDS
Rs
+5V
VDDE
X-
VOUT
3
X+
Load
Circuit
Rout
Cout
Y+
Rs
5
Rs
2
VSSE
GND
Y-
VSINN
VCOSP
Rp
Rs
VSSS
VSINP
Rp
6
VCOSN
4
VSSS
ZSSC5101
VDDS
VDDE
VOUT
VSSE
+5V
10
12
CB
100nF
Load
Circuit
Rout
Cout
11
Rs=51kΩ
Rp = 5kΩ to 10kΩ
Ordering Information
Sales Code
Description
Delivery Package
ZSSC5101BE1B
ZSSC5101 Die – Temperature range: -40°C to +160°C
8” tested wafer, unsawn, thickness = 390 ±15µm
ZSSC5101BE2B
ZSSC5101 Die – Temperature range: -40°C to +160°C
8” tested wafer, unsawn, thickness = 725 ±15µm
ZSSC5101BE3B
ZSSC5101 Die – Temperature range: -40°C to +160°C
8” tested wafer, unsawn, thickness = 250 ±15µm
ZSSC5101BE1C
ZSSC5101 Die – Temperature range: -40°C to +160°C
8” tested wafer, sawn on frame, thickness = 390 ±15µm
ZSSC5101BE4R
ZSSC5101 SSOP-14 – Temperature range: -40°C to +160°C
13” tape and reel
ZSSC5101BE4T
ZSSC5101 SSOP-14 – Temperature range: -40°C to +160°C
Tube
ZSSC5101 KIT
Evaluation Kit: USB Communication Board, ZSSC5101 AMR board, adapters. Software is downloaded (see data sheet).
Sales and Further Information
www.zmdi.com
[email protected]
Zentrum Mikroelektronik
Dresden AG
Global Headquarters
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ZMD America, Inc.
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Fax
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Fax
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xMR Sensor Signal Conditioner
Contents
1
2
3
4
5
6
7
8
IC Characteristics ............................................................................................................................................. 6
1.1. Absolute Maximum Ratings ....................................................................................................................... 6
1.2. Operating Conditions ................................................................................................................................. 6
1.3. Electrical Parameters ................................................................................................................................ 7
1.3.1. ZSSC5101 Characteristics .................................................................................................................. 7
1.3.2. Input Stage Characteristics ................................................................................................................. 8
1.3.3. Digital Calculation Characteristics ...................................................................................................... 9
1.3.4. Analog Output Stage Characteristics (Digital to VOUT) ................................................................... 10
1.3.5. Analog Input to Analog Output Characteristics (Full Path) ............................................................... 11
1.3.6. Digital Interface Characteristics (CMOS compatible) ....................................................................... 11
1.3.7. Supervision Circuits .......................................................................................................................... 12
1.3.8. Power Loss Circuit ............................................................................................................................ 12
Circuit Description .......................................................................................................................................... 13
2.1. Overview .................................................................................................................................................. 13
2.2. Functional Description ............................................................................................................................. 13
2.3. One-Wire Interface and Command Mode (CM) ...................................................................................... 14
2.4. Power-Up/Power-Down Characteristics .................................................................................................. 15
2.5. Power Loss / GND Loss .......................................................................................................................... 15
2.5.1. Purpose ............................................................................................................................................. 15
2.5.2. Power Loss Behavior ........................................................................................................................ 15
2.6. Diagnostics Mode (DM) ........................................................................................................................... 16
EEPROM ........................................................................................................................................................ 17
3.1. User Programmable Parameters in EEPROM ........................................................................................ 17
3.2. CRC Algorithm ......................................................................................................................................... 17
3.3. EDC Algorithm ......................................................................................................................................... 17
Application Circuit Examples .......................................................................................................................... 18
4.1. Typical Application Circuit for AMR Double Wheatstone Sensor Bridges............................................... 18
4.2. Typical Application Circuit for TMR Sensor Bridges................................................................................ 19
4.3. Mechanical Set-up for Absolute Angle Measurements ........................................................................... 19
4.4. Mechanical Set-up for Linear Distance Measurements .......................................................................... 21
4.5. Input-to-Output Characteristics Calculation Examples ............................................................................ 22
ESD and Latch-up Protection ......................................................................................................................... 23
5.1. Human Body Model ................................................................................................................................. 23
5.2. Machine Model ........................................................................................................................................ 23
5.3. Charged Device Model ............................................................................................................................ 23
5.4. Latch-Up .................................................................................................................................................. 23
Pin Configuration and Package Dimensions .................................................................................................. 24
6.1. Package Drawing – SSOP-14 ................................................................................................................. 25
6.2. Die Dimensions and Pad Coordinates .................................................................................................... 26
Layout Requirements ..................................................................................................................................... 26
Reliability and RoHS Conformity .................................................................................................................... 26
Data Sheet
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10
11
12
Ordering Information ...................................................................................................................................... 27
Related Documents ........................................................................................................................................ 27
Glossary ......................................................................................................................................................... 28
Document Revision History ............................................................................................................................ 29
List of Figures
Figure 2.1
Figure 4.1
Figure 4.2
Figure 4.3
Figure 4.4
Figure 4.5
Figure 6.1
Figure 6.2
ZSSC5101 Block Diagram ................................................................................................................ 13
ZSSC5101 with AMR Sensor Bridge ................................................................................................ 18
ZSSC5101 with TMR Sensor Bridge ................................................................................................ 19
Mechanical Set-up for Rotational Measurements and Programming Options ................................. 20
Mechanical Set-up for Linear Distance Measurements and Programming Options ........................ 21
Input-to-Output Characteristics with Parameters.............................................................................. 22
Package Dimensions – SSOP-14 ..................................................................................................... 25
Pin Map and Pad Position of the ZSSC5101 SSOP-14 Package .................................................... 26
List of Tables
Table 1.1
Table 1.2
Table 1.3
Table 1.4
Table 1.5
Table 1.6
Table 1.7
Table 1.8
Table 1.9
Table 1.10
Table 2.1
Table 2.2
Table 2.3
Table 3.1
Table 6.1
Data Sheet
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Absolute Maximum Ratings ................................................................................................................ 6
Operating Conditions .......................................................................................................................... 6
Electrical Characteristics .................................................................................................................... 7
Input Stage Characteristics ................................................................................................................. 8
Digital Calculation Characteristics ...................................................................................................... 9
Analog Output Stage Characteristics ............................................................................................... 10
Full Analog Path Characteristics....................................................................................................... 11
Digital Interface Characteristics ........................................................................................................ 11
Supervision Circuits .......................................................................................................................... 12
Power Loss Circuit ............................................................................................................................ 12
Output Modes during Power-Up and Power-Down .......................................................................... 15
Power Loss Behavior ........................................................................................................................ 15
Diagnostics Mode ............................................................................................................................. 16
EEPROM — User Area .................................................................................................................... 17
Pin Configuration .............................................................................................................................. 24
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IC Characteristics
1.1.
Absolute Maximum Ratings
Table 1.1
Absolute Maximum Ratings
Parameter
Symbol
Min
1.1.1.1. Supply voltage at VDDE pin
VDDE
-0.3
5.7
V
1.1.1.2. Voltage at VDDS pin
VDDS
-0.3
VDDE+0.3
V
-0.3
VDDS
V
-0.3
VDDE+0.3
V
1.1.1.3. Voltage at VSINP, VSINN, VCOSP, and VCOSN pins
1.1.1.4. Voltage at VOUT pin
VOUT
1.1.1.5. Storage temperature
TS
1.2.
Typ.
-60
Max
Unit
160
°C
Max
Unit
Operating Conditions
Table 1.2
Operating Conditions
Note: See important notes at the end of the table.
Parameter
1.2.1.1.
Min
Typ.
5.0
VDDE
4.5
Operating ambient temperature range, bare die
1)
TA
1.2.1.3.
Extended ambient temperature range, bare die
1), 2)
1.2.1.4.
Operating ambient temperature range, SSOP-14
1.2.1.5.
Temperature range – EEPROM programming
1.2.1.6.
Blocking capacitance between VDDE and VSSE pins
1.2.1.7.
Sensor bridge current (sine and cosine)
1.2.1.8.
1.2.1.2.
Supply voltage for normal operation
Symbol
5.7
V
-40
160
°C
TA
-60
160
°C
TA
-40
150
°C
TA-EEP
10
150
°C
CB
75
100
nF
IBRIDGE
4.0
mA
Capacitive load at outputs
COUT
20
nF
1.2.1.9.
Output pull-up or pull-down load
RLOAD
1.2.1.10.
Angular rate (mechanical)
1.2.1.11.
EEPROM programming time for a single address
(condition: fDIGITAL is within specification; see 1.3.1.7)
1.2.1.12.
Data retention time of memory over lifetime at
maximum average temperature 50°C
1.2.1.13.
EEPROM endurance
1.2.1.14.
Range of differential input voltage
(range of differential sensor output signal)
1.2.1.15.
Range of offset voltage at input that can be digitally
compensated
VOFFSET-COMP
1.2.1.16.
Range of offset temperature compensation at input
that can be digitally compensated
TCOEFF-RANGE
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5
k
1000
°/s
tPROG
20
ms
tRET
17
years
200
cycles
VIN-RANGE
±23
mV/V
-4
+4
mV/V
-4
+4
(µV/V)/K
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Parameter
1.2.1.17.
Common mode input voltage range
1.2.1.18.
Waiting time after enabling EEPROM charge pump
clock
1)
RTHJA = 160 K/W assumed.
2)
With reduced performance.
1.3.
Symbol
Min
CMR
30%
tVPP-RISE
1
Typ.
Max
Unit
70%
VDDE
ms
Electrical Parameters
The following electrical specifications are valid for the operating conditions as specified in table 1.2
(TA = -40°C to 160°C).
1.3.1.
ZSSC5101 Characteristics
Table 1.3
Electrical Characteristics
Parameter
Symbol
1.3.1.1. Leakage current at VSINP, VSINN, VCOSP, and
Min
Typ.
IIN-LEAK
Max
Unit
1
µA
+12
µA
IIN-DIFF-LEAK
35
nA
ISUPPLY
7
mA
IPEAK
10
mA
VCOSN pins
1.3.1.2. Leakage current at VOUT in high-impedance state
1.3.1.3. Leakage current difference Vsinp/n, Vcosp/n
1)
1.3.1.4. Current consumption
1.3.1.5. Peak current consumption at startup
1) 2)
1.3.1.6. Sensor supply voltage
1.3.1.7. Internal digital master clock frequency
IOUT-LEAK
-12
VDDS
3.8
4
4.2
V
fDIGITAL
1.5
1.6
1.8
MHz
(after calibration)
1)
Maximum characterized on samples, not measured in production.
2)
ZSSC5101 can start with such a peak current for ramps of the power supply with a rise-up time > 100 µs.
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1.3.2.
Input Stage Characteristics
Table 1.4
Input Stage Characteristics
Parameter
Symbol
Conditions
Min
Typ.
Max
1.3.2.1.
Common mode
rejection ratio
CMRR
Input frequency < 100Hz
1.3.2.2.
Input preamp offset
voltage drift
TCVD-IN-OFFSET
With chopped amplifier
1.3.2.3.
Input stage offset
INPOFFSET
1.3.2.4.
Input differential
nonlinearity
1.3.2.5.
Input integral
nonlinearity
1.3.2.6.
Output referred noise
1.3.2.7.
Gain low
(programmable)
17.8
18
18.2
1.3.2.8.
Gain high
(programmable)
35.6
36
36.4
1.3.2.9.
Gain matching between
high and low gain
1.3.2.10.
Input noise voltage
density
1)
60
Unit
dB
5
µV/K
Referenced to ADCaverage
register
±32
LSBADC
DNLADC
±2 LSB at 12-bit ADC
1)
(guaranteed monotony)
±500
ppm
INLINPUT
Half input range
±2 LSB at 12-bit ADC
±500
ppm
16
LSB eff
Full range input
Referenced to ADC steps
after average (16-bit
1)
ADCaverageSin register)
At bandwidth < 5kHz
0.6
%
100
nV/sqrt(Hz)
Refer to the ZSSC5101 Application Note – Programming.
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1.3.3.
Digital Calculation Characteristics
Table 1.5
Digital Calculation Characteristics
Parameter
Symbol
Condition
Min
Typ.
Max
Unit
1.3.3.1.
Input stage resolution
1.3.3.2.
Resolution at offset
measurement
1.3.3.3.
CORDIC calculation
length
1.3.3.4.
CORDIC accuracy for
angle value
13
bit
1.3.3.5.
CORDIC accuracy for
magnitude value
10
bit
1.3.3.6.
Channel switching
frequency (i.e., the
ADC conversion time)
fADC
1.3.3.7.
Update rate of VOUT
fUPDATE
1.3.3.8.
Channel time skew
between sampling of sine
and cosine channels
tSKEW
1.3.3.9.
Digitally programmable
output angular range
aMAX
1.3.3.10.
1.3.3.11.
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Angular resolution
Zero point adjustment
range
(digitally programmable)
RESINPUT
12
bit
RESOFFSET
14
bit
16
bit
With average16not8 bit field
1)
in eep_ctrl_manu register
set to ‘0’
2
1/16
fDIGITAL
1/32
fDIGITAL
3.125
kHz
1
1/fADC
AMR sensors
5
180
° mech
GMR, TMR
10
360
° mech
AMR sensors
Vout = 5 to 95% VDDE
0.022
0.04
° mech
GMR, TMR
Vout = 5 to 95% VDDE
0.044
0.08
° mech
AMR sensors
0
180
° mech
GMR, TMR
0
360
° mech
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Parameter
Symbol
Condition
Min
Typ.
Max
Unit
1.3.3.12.
Upper output clamping
level
VCLAMP-HIGH Max. digital DAC value
4864, fixed resolution (see
RESCLAMP below)
40
95
%VDDE
1.3.3.13.
Lower output clamping
level
VCLAMP-LOW
5
30.5
%VDDE
1.3.3.14.
Resolution of clamping
levels
(digitally programmable)
RESCLAMP
1.3.3.15.
DAC resolution
Min. digital DAC value 256,
fixed resolution
(see RESCLAMP)
1 / 5120
VDDE
(1/4608
of output
range)
RESDAC
1 / 5120
VDDE
(0.02% of
VDDE)
1)
Refer to the ZSSC5101 Application Note – Programming.
1.3.4.
Analog Output Stage Characteristics (Digital to VOUT)
Table 1.6
Analog Output Stage Characteristics
Parameter
Symbol
1.3.4.1.
Output voltage range
1.3.4.2.
Error of upper and lower
1)
clamping level
1.3.4.3.
Output offset
1.3.4.4.
Differential nonlinearity of
DAC
DNLDAC
1.3.4.5.
Integral nonlinearity of DAC
INLDAC
1.3.4.6.
Output current
1.3.4.7.
Output current limit
VOUT
IOUT
2)
IOUT-LIMIT
Condition
At full supply working range
4.5 V < VDDE < 5.7 V
Max
Unit
95
%VDDE
-0.18
0.18
%VDDE
Chopped output
±5
LSBDAC
Guaranteed monotony
±2
LSBDAC
±3.9
LSBDAC
Analog output in Normal
Operating Mode
3
mA
Analog output
20
mA
Can be digitally compensated during calibration.
2)
Overwrite-able for entering the Command Mode. See section 2.3.
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5
1)
Data Sheet
Min
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1.3.5.
Analog Input to Analog Output Characteristics (Full Path)
Table 1.7
Full Analog Path Characteristics
Parameter
Symbol
Condition
Min
Typ.
Max
Unit
1.6
mV
±0.18
% VDDE
1.3.5.1.
Output voltage
temperature drift
VOUT-TEMP-DRIFT
1.3.5.2.
Overall linearity
error
INLALL
1.3.5.3.
Output voltage noise
VNOISE-OUT
With external low pass filter
fC = 0.7kHz
1.3
mVeff
1.3.5.4.
Propagation delay
time to 90% output
level change
tPROP-DELAY
45°mech step for AMR,
90°mech step for GMR;TMR
1.8
ms
1.3.5.5.
Power-on time
tON
Time until first valid data on
VOUT after
VDDE > VPW-ON (see
specification 1.3.7.2)
1)
For full angular range
including complete function
1)
Full mechanical input range
5% to 95% VDDE output
range
8.2 LSB of DAC, orthogonal
analog input to analog output
256
1/fDIGITAL
5
ms
Corresponds to 180° mechanical range for AMR sensors or 360° for GMR, TMR sensors.
1.3.6.
Digital Interface Characteristics (CMOS compatible)
Table 1.8 gives the digital signal levels during one-wire interface (OWI) communication.
Table 1.8
Digital Interface Characteristics
Parameter
Symbol
Condition
1.3.6.1.
Input HIGH level
VIN-HIGH
1.3.6.2.
Input LOW level
VIN-LOW
1.3.6.3.
Output HIGH level
VOUT-HIGH
IOUT-HIGH = 2mA
1.3.6.4.
Output LOW level
VOUT-LOW
IOUT-LOW = 2mA
1.3.6.5.
Switching level
VSWITCH
1.3.6.6.
Hysteresis of Schmitt-triggers
on VOUT pin
VOUT-ST-HYST
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Typ.
Max
Unit
75%
VDDE
25%
90%
VDDE
10%
50%
Centered around VSWITCH
VDDE
10
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VDDE
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1.3.7.
Supervision Circuits
See section 2.4 for details for specifications in Table 1.9 that are related to power-up/power-down characteristics.
Table 1.9
Supervision Circuits
Parameter
Symbol
Condition
Min
Typ.
Max
Unit
16
20
26
ms
1.3.7.1.
Time to enter Command
1)
Mode
1.3.7.2.
Power watch on-level
2)
VPW-ON
4.05
4.30
4.45
V
1.3.7.3.
Power watch off-level
3)
VPW-OFF
3.9
4.2
4.3
V
1.3.7.4.
Hysteresis on/off
350
mV
1.3.7.5.
Power-on level
3.3
V
1.3.7.6.
Lower diagnostic range
VDIAG-LOW
Fixed as DAC value 96
4%
VDDE (min)
1.3.7.7.
Upper diagnostic range
VDIAG-HIGH
Fixed as DAC value
5024
4)
tCODE
Start-up sequence
VHYST
VHYST =
VPW-ON – VPW-OFF
VON
2.4
1)
After power-on, device checks for correct signature until tCODE expires.
2)
If VDDE is above this level, VOUT is on in Normal Operating Mode.
3)
If VDDE is below this level, VOUT is set to the defined Diagnostics Mode.
4)
If VDDE is equal to or below this level, VOUT is in reset state or diagnostics LOW state (see Table 2.1).
1.3.8.
100
2.7
96%
VDDE (min)
Power Loss Circuit
Table 1.10 Power Loss Circuit
Parameter
1.3.8.1.
Output impedance at VOUT
for power loss
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Symbol
RP-LOSS
Condition
Min
Typ.
Max
VDDE – VSSE < 0.7V
Corresponds to
diagnostics range for
pull-up/pull-down ≥ 5kΩ
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Circuit Description
2.1.
Overview
The ZSSC5101 is a sensor signal conditioner and encoder for magnetoresistive sensor bridges. In a typical setup for rotational or linear motion, the sensor bridges provide two sinusoidal signals, which are phase-shifted by
90° (Vsin and Vcos). The ZSSC5101 converts these two signals into a linear voltage ramp, proportional to the
rotation angle or linear distance by means of a CORDIC (COordinate Rotation DIgital Computer) algorithm.
The output voltage VOUT (see specification 1.3.4.1) is ratiometric to VDDE; the typical supply voltage is 5V ±10%.
Using the ZSSC5101’s one-wire interface (OWI), a sensor assembly containing an xMR sensor bridge and the
ZSSC5101 can be connected to a host controller by means of just three wires:

VDDE (4.5 to 5.5V)

VOUT (sensor output and programming input)

VSSE (ground)
The VOUT pin is used for sensor output, programming, and diagnostics for the ZSSC5101 through the OWI (see
section 2.3). All parameters are stored in a nonvolatile memory (EEPROM) and can be read and re-programmed
by the user.
By using the output pin for programming, no additional wires are required to calibrate the sensor. This facilitates
in-line programming and re-programming of fully assembled sensor modules.
The ZSSC5101 also provides failure mode detection, such as broken supply or broken ground detection. In
Normal Operating Mode, the output voltage ranges from ≥5% VDDE to ≤95% VDDE. Both clamping levels are
programmable (see specifications 1.3.3.12 and 1.3.3.13).
In the case of failure detection, the output voltage will be outside the normal operating range (<4%V DDE and
>96%VDDE).
2.2.
Functional Description
Figure 2.1 provides the block diagram for the ZSSC5101. See section 11 for the definitions of the abbreviations.
Figure 2.1 ZSSC5101 Block Diagram
VDDE
VDDS
Sin
VSSS
VDDS
Cos
VSSS
Digital Signal Processing and Control
VDDS
VSSS
VSINP
VSINN
VCOSP
VCOSN
Power Supply Regulators
MUX
PGA
ADC
Analog Frontend AFE
EEPROM
Cordic
Algorithm
One-Wire
Interface
DAC
Buffer
Amp.
VOUT
Interface
VSSE
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The ZSSC5101 is supplied by a single supply voltage V DDE of 5V ±10%. Internal low-dropout linear voltage
regulators (LDOs) generate the required analog and digital supply voltages as well as the supply voltage for the
sensor bridge, VDDS.
The ZSSC5101 accepts fully differential signals from both sine and cosine sensor bridges. These signals are
connected to the VSINP, VSINN pins and the VCOSP, VCOSN pins, respectively.
Both sine and cosine signals are then multiplexed, sequentially pre-amplified, and sampled by a 12-bit ADC. The
xMR COS/SIN-bridge circuitry is alternately sampled at a frequency of ~200kHz to ensure an identical signal
conversion in both sine and cosine paths.
Following data conversion, the digital sine and cosine values representing X and Y rectangular coordinates are
converted into their respective polar coordinates, phase, and magnitude by means of coordinate transformation
using a CORDIC algorithm.
Phase information ranges from 0 to 2π, which is equivalent to one full wave of the input signal. This information
is further used to calculate the analog output voltage, depending on the user-programmable settings, such as
zero position or angle range. See section 4.3 for further details.
The magnitude information is equivalent to the strength of the input signal (Vpeak). This information is further
used to determine a “magnet loss” error state. See section 2.6 for further details.
Based on the calculated phase information and the user-programmed zero, slope, and clamping parameters, the
corresponding output values are calculated and routed to the DAC input. The DAC output is driven by a buffer
amplifier and routed to the output pin VOUT.
2.3.
One-Wire Interface and Command Mode (CM)
In Normal Operating Mode (NOM), the VOUT pin is a buffered, analog output, providing an output voltage
equivalent to the sensor input signals.
Because the same pin is used for programming via the OWI, a specific sequence is required to put the ZSSC5101
into command / programming mode (CM):

After power-on, the circuit starts in NOM and provides a valid output signal after t_on.

In parallel, the ZSSC5101 monitors the VOUT pin for a valid signature command from the programming
system to enable the Command Mode (authorization). Therefore, the programming system must be able to
overdrive the output buffer with a driver strength greater than IOUT-LIMIT (see 1.3.4.7).

The ZSSC5101 can only be unlocked by receiving a predefined user-programmable signature. This
signature is stored in the EEPROM in a write-only register.

If CM is active, the output buffer is switched to high impedance and communication over the one-wire
interface is enabled.

The time frame to enter CM with a valid signature command is limited to tCODE, but it is always open in
Diagnostics Mode (see section 2.6).

Digital data transmission over the one-wire-interface bus is accomplished using PWM-coded signals. For
further information on the OWI protocol, please contact ZMDI technical support (see contact information on
page 29).
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2.4.
Power-Up/Power-Down Characteristics
Table 2.1 describes the behavior of the ZSSC5101 during ramp-up and ramp-down of the power supply voltage
VDDE. See Table 1.7 and Table 1.9 for the timing and voltage specifications. In each condition, the ZSSC5101 is in
a defined state, which is a substantial feature for safety-critical applications.
Table 2.1
Output Modes during Power-Up and Power-Down
VDDE Voltage
Range [V]
Description
Behavior at VOUT
0.0 to 1.5
The ZSSC5101 is in reset state.
Active driven output to a voltage level
between 0 and VDDE/2
1.5 to 2.5
VOUT is driven to LOW state.
Diagnostics LOW level
2.5 to 4.2
If VDDE > VON, the power-on reset is released and all modules
are activated.
Diagnostics Mode (see section 2.6)
4.2 to 4.5
If VDDE> VPW-ON, VOUT is turned on after tON and drives the
last calculated angle value from the DAC. If VDDE < VPW-OFF,
the ZSSC5101 enters Diagnostics Mode; however, brief
voltage drops are ignored.
Analog output with reduced accuracy
4.5 to 5.7
Normal operation range.
Normal Operation Mode
Analog output with specified accuracy
2.5.
2.5.1.
Power Loss / GND Loss
Purpose
In NOM, the output voltage of the ZSSC5101 is within the range of 5%VDDE ≤ VOUT ≤ 95% VDDE.
In the event of a loss of VDDE or VSSE, for example due to a broken supply wire, the output voltage VOUT will
be driven into the diagnostics range, which is a voltage level outside of the normal operating range. This makes a
power loss easily identifiable by the host controller.
The diagnostic levels are defined as


2.5.2.
Diagnostics LOW level:
Diagnostics HIGH level:
VOUT <= 4% VDDE; see specification 1.3.7.6
VOUT >= 96% VDDE; see specification 1.3.7.7
Power Loss Behavior
In order to ensure that the output can be safely driven to the Diagnostics Mode levels, a pull-up or pull-down
resistor ≥ 5k must be connected at the receiving side of the VOUT signal.
Table 2.2
Power Loss Behavior
External Resistor
VDDE Loss
VSSE Loss
Diagnostics LOW level
Diagnostics HIGH level
Pull-Up ≥ 5k
Pull-Down ≥ 5k
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2.6.
Diagnostics Mode (DM)
In addition to the power loss indication described above, the ZSSC5101 also indicates other error states by
switching the output VOUT into Diagnostics Mode. These errors are described in Table 2.3.
Table 2.3
Diagnostics Mode
Error Source
Error Condition
Error De-activation
Loss of input signal
Loss of magnet; magnitude is below a
pre-programmed threshold
Magnitude must be above the threshold;
power-on reset
EEPROM
CRC error
Power-on reset
EEPROM
EEPROM read failure
Power-on reset
DAC
No valid DAC values
Valid DAC values are available
Supply voltage
Low VDDE; VDDE < VPW-OFF;
see specification 1.3.7.3
VDDE > VPW-ON; see specification 1.3.7.2
The state of the Diagnostics Mode is programmable in the EEPROM, it has the following options:

Diagnostics LOW level

Diagnostics HIGH level

High impedance (in this setting, external pull-up or pull-down resistors must be connected to VOUT)
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EEPROM
The ZSSC5101 contains a non-volatile EEPROM memory for storing manufacturer codes and calibration values
as well as user-programmable data. Access to the EEPROM is available over the output pin VOUT by using
ZMDI’s one-wire interface (see section 2.3).
3.1.
User Programmable Parameters in EEPROM
Table 3.1 shows the user accessible settings of the EEPROM. These settings are used to adjust the analog
output VOUT to the mechanical movement range and provide space for a user-selectable identification number.
Table 3.1
EEPROM — User Area
Function
Description
Zero angle
Mechanical zero position
Magnet loss
Threshold that defines when the magnet loss error diagnostic state is turned on/off
Angular range slope
Multiplication factor for determining the slope of the analog output
Clamp low and high
Upper and lower clamping levels when the mechanical angle is at the minimum, maximum, or
outside of the normal operation range
User ID
32-bit user-selectable identification number
Clamp switch angle
Angle position at which the output changes the clamping level state
Slope direction
Rising or falling slope of output voltage vs. rotation; clockwise or counterclockwise operation
PGA gain
Input preamplifier gain: low/high
Diagnostics Mode
VOUT state in Diagnostics Mode: LOW, HIGH, or high impedance
For detailed information about EEPROM programming and register settings, refer to the ZSSC5101 Application
Note – Programming.
3.2.
CRC Algorithm
EEPROM data is verified by implementing an 8-bit cyclic redundancy check (CRC).
3.3.
EDC Algorithm
The EEPROM is protected against bit errors through an error detection and correction (EDC) algorithm. The
protection logic corrects any single-bit error in a data word and can detect all double-bit errors. A single-bit error is
corrected, and the ZSSC5101 continues in Normal Operating Mode. On detection of a double-bit error, the
ZSSC5101 enters the Diagnostics Mode.
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4.1.
Application Circuit Examples
Typical Application Circuit for AMR Double Wheatstone Sensor Bridges
Figure 4.1 ZSSC5101 with AMR Sensor Bridge
VCC
1
+VO2
3
-VO2
+VO1
GND
-VO1
VDDS
VSINP
5
VSINN
2
VCOSP
6
VCOSN
4
VSSS
ZSSC5101
AMR Sensor Bridge
e.g. Sensitec AA747
VDDE
VOUT
VSSE
+5V
10
12
CB
100nF
Load
Circuit
Rout
Cout
11
The circuit diagram in Figure 4.1 shows a typical application for the ZSSC5101 with an AMR double Wheatstone
sensor bridge. Due to the nature of AMR sensors, the periodicity of these sensor signals is 180 mechanical
degrees.
The sensor bridges are mechanically rotated by 45° from each other, providing differential output signals that are
90 electrical degrees apart. The ZSSC5101 converts these sine and cosine signals into a linear output voltage
with a programmable full-scale angle range from 0° to 5° up to 0° to 180° with a resolution of 0.022° to 0.04° per
step (see specification 1.3.3.10). The ZSSC5101 accepts sensor signals with a sensitivity up to ±23mV/V (see
specification 1.2.1.14), which is sufficient for a typical AMR sensor bridge. No external components are required
at the sensor inputs.
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4.2.
Typical Application Circuit for TMR Sensor Bridges
Figure 4.2 ZSSC5101 with TMR Sensor Bridge
TMR Sensor Bridge
e.g. MDT MMA253F
1
VCC
VDDS
Rs
XY+
Rs
GND
Y-
Rp
Rs
Rs
VSINP
5
VSINN
2
VCOSP
Rp
Rs=51k
Rp = 5k to 10k
6
VCOSN
4
VSSS
ZSSC5101
3
X+
VDDE
VOUT
VSSE
+5V
10
12
CB
100nF
Load
Circuit
Rout
Cout
11
The circuit diagram in Figure 4.2 shows a typical application for the ZSSC5101 with two TMR sensor bridges.
TMR and GMR sensors have a periodicity of 360 mechanical degrees; therefore this configuration can be used to
measure the absolute angle of a full mechanical turn.
The sensor bridges are mechanically rotated by 90° from each other, providing differential output signals that are
90 electrical degrees apart. The ZSSC5101 converts these sine and cosine signals into a linear output voltage
with a programmable full-scale angle range from 0° to 10° up to 0° to 360° with a resolution of 0.044° to 0.08° per
step (see specification 1.3.3.10). As a TMR sensor bridge has a much higher sensitivity than an AMR Sensor (up
to 2 orders of magnitude), a resistive divider consisting of 2x Rs and Rp is added to each sensor input channel
(sin, cos) of the ZSSC5101 to match the sensor bridge with the ZSSC5101 inputs.
For best temperature compensation, Rs and Rp should have the same temperature coefficient TC and routed
close together on the same printed circuit board (PCB).
4.3.
Mechanical Set-up for Absolute Angle Measurements
Figure 4.3 shows a typical set-up for an absolute rotation angle measurement. A diametrically magnetized magnet
is mounted at the end of a rotating shaft with a specific gap. The rotation axis of the magnet is centered over the
xMR sensor (see sensor manufacturer’s data sheet for exact location). Depending on the maximum angle to be
measured, the sensor can be either an AMR sensor with a maximum absolute angle of 180° or a TMR/GMR
sensor with a maximum absolute angle of 360° (see 4.1 and 4.2 for further details).
The ZSSC5101 converts the sine and cosine signals generated by the xMR sensor bridge into a linear ramp that
is proportional to the rotation angle.
The gap between magnet and sensor is determined by the strength of the magnet and the type of sensor.
Stronger magnets allow larger air gaps, and due to their higher sensitivity, TMR sensors allow larger air gaps than
AMR sensors. The air gap should be chosen such that the sensor output signal remains undistorted and
sinusoidal.
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In order to adjust the linear ramp to the mechanical angle range, the ZSSC5101 provides several programmable
parameters. These parameters are stored in an on-chip EEPROM and can be re-programmed by the user (see
Figure 4.3):

Zero angle position: aligns the mechanical zero position to the electrical zero position

Maximum angle position: matches the full stroke of the ramp to the mechanical angular range

Clamp switch angle: defines the angle position where the output voltage returns from V out,max to Vout,min

Maximum output voltage, upper clamping level Vout,max

Minimum output voltage, lower clamping level Vout,min

Ramp direction: rising or falling ramp
Figure 4.3 Mechanical Set-up for Rotational Measurements and Programming Options
Full turn operation (TMR)
Ferrite or
rare earth magnet
Vout
95%
5%
0
Vout
+5V
180
360° angle
Adjustable angle range and clamp
levels
2
3
4
95%
Vout
xMR sensor
ZSSC5101
6
5
5%
1
0°
angle
180°
360°
= programmable options
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4.4.
Mechanical Set-up for Linear Distance Measurements
Figure 4.4 shows a typical set-up for a linear distance measurement. The xMR sensor provides a sinusoidal
signal that is proportional to the length of a magnetic pole (AMR) or to the length of a magnetic pole pair (TMR).
The graph shown below shows a setup for an AMR sensor (e.g., Sensitec AA700 family; www.sensitec.com,
Measurement Specialties KMT series, www.meas-spec.com).
As the magnet is moving on a linear path, one output ramp is generated with each pole; hence an absolute linear
distance measurement is possible within the length of one pole:
absolute_ position LP *
where: LP =
VOUT =
Vout  Vout ,min
Vout ,max  Vout ,min
pole length of the sensor magnet
output voltage of the ZSSC5101
VOUT,max = maximum output clamping voltage of ZSSC5101 ( programmable; e.g. 95% VDD)
VOUT,min = minimum output clamping voltage of ZSSC5101 ( programmable; e.g. 5% VDD)
Longer linear distances can be measured by using multi-pole magnetic strips and by counting the number of
ramps from a defined home position. Each full ramp (V OUT,min to VOUT,max) corresponds to the length of one
magnetic pole.
Figure 4.4 Mechanical Set-up for Linear Distance Measurements and Programming Options
Vout
95%
Dipole or
multi-pole magnet
5%
0
1LP
2 LP distance
+5V
Vout
xMR sensor
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4.5.
Input-to-Output Characteristics Calculation Examples
Figure 4.5 shows a detailed view of the possible settings for clamping levels, zero position, ramp slope, and
clamp switch angle.
The total output range VOUT from 0 to 100% VDDE is 5120 DAC steps.
In the normal operating range (5 to 95% VDDE), the DAC output can range from 256 to 4864, allowing 4608 steps
(12.17bit) for the analog output voltage.
The full-scale angular range is 180° for AMR sensors and 360° for GMR and TMR sensors. Consequently, the
full-scale angular step resolution is
180°/4608 = 0.039 mechanical degrees for AMR sensors and
360°/4608 = 0.078 mechanical degrees for GMR and TMR sensors
Smaller angular ranges result in a finer angular step resolution. The smallest angle step is 0.022° (= 180°/8192).
For example, a total stroke of 30° (e.g., in a pedal application) will yield the following results:
30°/0.022° = 1365 steps (using an AMR sensor)
DAC value
Figure 4.5 Input-to-Output Characteristics with Parameters
Ouput
voltage
(%V
DDE))
Output
voltage
(%V
dd
5120
100%
95%
256
4864
4608
2048
40%
30.5%
1306
1562
256
5%
256
0
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VCLAMP-LOW
Range VCLAMP-LOW
5120
2816
VCLAMP-HIGH
Range VCLAMP-HIGH
clamp_switch_angle
0°
zero_angle
angular_range
180° mechanical
(360°)
angle
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5.1.
ESD and Latch-up Protection
Human Body Model
The ZSSC5101 conforms to standard MIL-STD-883D Method 3015.7, rated at 4000V, 100pF, 1.5kΩ according to
the Human Body Model. This protection is ensured at all external pins (VOUT) including the device supply
(VDDE, VSSE). ESD protection on all other pins (VDDS, VSSS, VSINP, VSINN, VCOSP, VCOSN) is up to
2000V.
5.2.
Machine Model
The ZSSC5101 conforms to standard EIA/JESD22-A115-A, rated at 400V, 200pF, and 0kΩ according to the
machine model. This protection is ensured at all external pins (VOUT) including device supply (VDDE, VSSE).
ESD protection on all other pins (VDDS, VSSS, VSINP, VSINN, VCOSP, VCOSN) is up to 200V.
5.3.
Charged Device Model
The ZSSC5101 conforms to standard AEC Q100 (Rev. F) and EIA/JESD22/C101, rated at 750V for corner pins
and 500V for all other pins (class C3B) according to the Charge Device Model. This protection is ensured at all
external pins,
5.4.
Latch-Up
The ZSSC5101 conforms to EIA/JEDEC Standard No. 78.
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Pin Configuration and Package Dimensions
The ZSSC5101 is available in a SSOP14 green package or as bare die.
Table 6.1
Pin Configuration
Pin No
Die
Pin No
SSOP-14
1
10
2
Pin
Name
Description
Notes
VDDE
Positive analog supply voltage
Positive supply voltage, 5V ±10%
11
VSSE
Negative analog supply voltage
Negative supply voltage, must connect to GND
3
12
VOUT
Analog output/one-wire interface (OWI)
4
1
VDDS
Positive sensor supply voltage
5
2
VCOSP
Positive sensor signal cosine channel
input
6
3
VSINP
Positive sensor signal sine channel
input
7
4
VSSS
Negative sensor supply voltage
8
5
VSINN
Negative sensor signal sine channel
input
9
6
VCOSN
Negative sensor signal cosine channel
input
7
N.C.
Unconnected pin
Must be left open
8
TEST
Factory test pin
Must be left open
9
N.C.
Unconnected pin
Must be left open
13
N.C.
Unconnected pin
Must be left open
14
TEST
Factory test pin
Must be left open
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6.1.
Package Drawing – SSOP-14
The SSOP-14 package is a delivery option for the ZSSC5101. The package dimensions based on the JEDEC
JEP95: MO-150 standard illustrated in Figure 6.1.
Figure 6.1 Package Dimensions – SSOP-14
0.3g
Weight
Package Body Material Low stress epoxy
Lead Material
FeNi-alloy or Cu-alloy
Lead Finish
Solder plating
Lead Form
Z-bends
Dimension
Minimum
Maximum
A
1.73
1.99
A1
0.05
0.21
A2
1.68
1.78
bP
0.25
0.38
c
0.09
0.20
D*
6.07
6.33
e
0.65 nominal
E*
5.20
5.38
HE
7.65
7.90
k
0.25
LP
0.63

0°
10°
* Without mold-flash
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Figure 6.2 Pin Map and Pad Position of the ZSSC5101 SSOP-14 Package
VDDS 1
Package SSOP-14
13 N.C.
VCOSP 2
VSSS 4
VSINN 5
VCOSN 6
ZSSC
5101 vv
VSINP 3
yymm
Package marking codes:
vv
Version code
yymm Manufacturing date:
yy = last two digits of year
mm = two digits for month
R
indicates RoHS compliance
14 TEST
12 VOUT
11 VSSE
10 VDDE
9 N.C.
R
N.C. 7
6.2.
8 TEST
Die Dimensions and Pad Coordinates
Die dimensions and pad coordinates are available on request in a separate document. See section 10.
7
Layout Requirements
Recommendation: Keep the traces between the xMR sensor and the ZSSC5101 (VDDS, VSSS, VSINP, VSINN,
VCOSP, and VCOSN pins) as short as possible. Additional resistors for using TMR sensors (see Figure 4.2)
should have the same temperature coefficient TC and be routed close together on the same PCB.
8
Reliability and RoHS Conformity
The ZSSC5101 is qualified according to the AEC-Q100 standard, operating temperature grade 0.
The ZSSC5101 complies with the RoHS directive and does not contain hazardous substances.
The complete RoHS declaration update can be downloaded at www.zmdi.com/quality.
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Ordering Information
Sales Code
Description
Delivery Package
ZSSC5101BE1B
ZSSC5101 Die – Temperature range: -40°C to +160°C
8” tested wafer, unsawn, thickness = 390 ±15µm
ZSSC5101BE2B
ZSSC5101 Die – Temperature range: -40°C to +160°C
8” tested wafer, unsawn, thickness = 725 ±15µm
ZSSC5101BE3B
ZSSC5101 Die – Temperature range: -40°C to +160°C
8” tested wafer, unsawn, thickness = 250 ±15µm
ZSSC5101BE1C
ZSSC5101 Die – Temperature range: -40°C to +160°C
8” tested wafer, sawn on frame, thickness = 390 ±15µm
ZSSC5101BE4R
ZSSC5101 SSOP-14 – Temperature range: -40°C to +160°C
13” tape and reel
ZSSC5101BE4T
ZSSC5101 SSOP-14 – Temperature range: -40°C to +160°C
Tube
ZSSC5101 KIT
ZSSC5101 Evaluation Kit including USB Communication Board, ZSSC5101 AMR board, adapters. Software can be
downloaded from www.zmdi.com/zssc5101 after free customer login, which is described in section 10 (see the
ZSSC5101 Evaluation Kit and GUI Description for details).
10 Related Documents
Note: RevX_xy refers to the current version of the document.
Document
File Name
ZSSC5101 Feature Sheet
ZSSC5101_Feature_Sheet_RevX_xy.pdf
ZSSC5101 Evaluation Kit and GUI Description *
ZSSC5101_Eval_Kit+GUI_Description_RevX_xy.pdf
ZSSC5101 Technical Note – Die Dimensions **
ZSSC5101_TN_Die_Dimensions_RevX_xy.pdf
ZSSC5101 Application Note – Programming **
ZSSC5101_AN_Programming_RevX_xy.pdf
Visit the ZSSC5101 product page www.zmdi.com/zssc5101 on ZMDI’s website www.zmdi.com or contact your
local sales office for the latest version of these documents.
*
Note: Documents marked with an asterisk (*) require a free customer login account. To set up an account, click on Login
in the upper right corner of the website at www.zmdi.com and follow the instructions.
**
Note: Documents marked with two asterisks (**) are available only on request. See contact information on page 29.
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11 Glossary
Term
Description
AFE
Analog Frontend
AMR
Anisotropic Magnetoresistance
CM
Command Mode
CORDIC
Coordinate Rotation Digital Computer
DAC
Digital-to-Analog Converter
DM
Diagnostic Mode
EDC
Error Detection and Correction
GMR
Giant Magnetoresistance
INL
Integral Nonlinearity
LDO
Low-Dropout Linear Voltage Regulators
MUX
Multiplexer
NOM
Normal Operating Mode
OWI
One-Wire Interface
PCB
Printed Circuit Board
THJA
Junction to Ambient Thermal Resistance
TMR
Tunnel Magnetoresistance
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12 Document Revision History
Revision
Date
Description
1.00
August 25, 2014
First release document
1.10
September 10, 2014
Add package drawing
1.20
April 13, 2015
Updates for INLDAC, TMR application schematic, pin names.
Addition of package marking codes in Figure 6.2.
Removal of references to half-bridge applications.
Corrections for step number in section 4.5 and Figure 4.5.
Update for contact information.
Minor edits for clarity.
Sales and Further Information
www.zmdi.com
[email protected]
Zentrum Mikroelektronik
Dresden AG
Global Headquarters
Grenzstrasse 28
01109 Dresden, Germany
ZMD America, Inc.
1525 McCarthy Blvd., #212
Milpitas, CA 95035-7453
USA
Central Office:
Phone +49.351.8822.306
Fax
+49.351.8822.337
USA Phone 1.855.275.9634
Phone +1.408.883.6310
Fax
+1.408.883.6358
European Technical Support
Phone +49.351.8822.7.772
Fax
+49.351.8822.87.772
DISCLAIMER: This information applies to a product under development. Its characteristics and specifications are subject to change without notice.
Zentrum Mikroelektronik Dresden AG (ZMD AG) assumes no obligation regarding future manufacture unless otherwise agreed to in writing. The
information furnished hereby is believed to be true and accurate. However, under no circumstances shall ZMD AG be liable to any customer,
licensee, or any other third party for any special, indirect, incidental, or consequential damages of any kind or nature whatsoever arising out of or
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customer, licensee or any other third party, and any such customer, licensee and any other third party hereby waives any liability of ZMD AG for
any damages in connection with or arising out of the furnishing, performance or use of this technical data, whether based on contract, warranty,
tort (including negligence), strict liability, or otherwise.
European Sales (Stuttgart)
Phone +49.711.674517.55
Fax
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Zentrum Mikroelektronik
Dresden AG, Japan Office
2nd Floor, Shinbashi Tokyu Bldg.
4-21-3, Shinbashi, Minato-ku
Tokyo, 105-0004
Japan
ZMD FAR EAST, Ltd.
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Keelung Road
11052 Taipei
Taiwan
Phone +81.3.6895.7410
Fax
+81.3.6895.7301
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Fax
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Dresden AG, Korea Office
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