Title :
CMOS SC-spinning, current-feedback hall sensor for high speed and low cost applications
Author :
Chang, Tiger ; Kai-Cheung Juang
Author_Institution :
Green Electron. Design & Applic. Dept., Ind. Technol. Res. Inst., Chutung, Taiwan
Abstract :
A low cost, high speed Hall sensor for motor application is presented. The Hall sensor, its signal conditioning amplifier, Hall plate and Hall biasing circuit are fully integrated in a single chip. The Hall device is a single plate configuration made by only standard mask process for low cost feature. The signal conditioning amplifier applied the noise shaping and offset filtering by chopping technique, also designed by current-feedback approach to broaden its operational speed. The Hall biasing circuit designed by proposed signal-chopped spinning current method (sc-spinning current) to combine spinning current and chopping signal into Hall biasing circuit, which ease feed-forward path design and decrease the poles in signal path. The Hall sensor has typical offset of 600 nV. The sensing speed can operate more than 400kHz operation bandwidth.
Keywords :
CMOS integrated circuits; Hall effect transducers; amplifiers; integrated circuit design; masks; signal conditioning circuits; CMOS SC-spinning current-feedback Hall sensor; Hall biasing circuit design; Hall plate; chopping technique; feed-forward path design; motor application; noise shaping application; offset filtering; signal conditioning amplifier; signal-chopped spinning current method; standard mask process; Coils; Current measurement; Frequency measurement; Frequency response; Magnetic field measurement; Sensors; Spinning; Hall; current-feedback; high speed; low cost; magnetic; sc-spinning; sensor; spinning;
Conference_Titel :
SENSORS, 2014 IEEE
Conference_Location :
Valencia
DOI :
10.1109/ICSENS.2014.6985051