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Weakfield sensors

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弱電解検知センサ
KMZ10B - Magnetic field sensor
KMZ10C - Magnetic field sensor
KMZ51 - Magnetic field sensor
KMZ52 - Magnetic Field Sensor

Maximum sensitivity while minimizing temperature influences

NXP's KMZ10 family and KMZ51/52 magnetoresistive sensors are ideal for applications requiring the sensing of weak magnetic fields, like that of the Earth. Consisting of four magnetically sensitive permalloy resistors arranged in a Wheatstone bridge configuration, maximizing sensitivity while minimizing temperature influences.

Key benefits

  • High sensitivity and reliability
  • Wear-free operation
  • Built-in compensation coils
  • Wide frequency range
  • High operating temperatures

Key applications

  • Electronic compass
  • Traffic detection
  • Earth's magnetic field compensation

Descriptive summary

The sensors offer all the inherent advantages of magnetoresistive technology, with none of the trade-offs between precision and sensitivity, frequency limitations, temperature restrictions and other drawbacks found with many other sensing techniques. The KMZ51/52 have built-in coils for individual offset compensation. Many applications require a two-sensor element, so our KMZ52 also integrates two-coordinate measurement in one package, reducing design-in effort even further.