Allegro MicroSystems Current Sensor Evaluation Boards
Allegro MicroSystems Current Sensor Evaluation Boards offer a convenient method for quickly evaluating Allegro Current Sensors in a lab environment without needing a custom circuit board. These evaluation boards are intended for use with a user-populated Allegro Current Sensor IC.
The boards do not come populated with an Allegro current sensor. It is up to the user to assemble the boards with the desired current sensor IC. The recommended bill of materials (BOM) for all compatible current sensors can be found in the Bill of Materials section of the respective user guides.
Features
- Simplifying the Allegro Current Sensor evaluation process with straightforward and comprehensible board design, saving time and effort while remaining efficient
- Test points allow convenient access to device pins allowing for quick measurement and validation without the need for complex test setups
- Enhanced thermal performance and heat dissipation allowing precise and reliable measurements
- 6-layer PCB with 2oz copper weight on all layers
- Nonconductive filled Via-In-Pad used
- High-performance FR4 material
- Flexible instrument connection - standard Keystone test points, SMA/SMB connector, or 2-pin headers options are provided
- Sensor-integrated current loop resistance can be measured directly on the evaluation board, voltage drop can be measured for the approximating power loss in the package
Resources
- Allegro Current Sensor Package Documentation
- An Effective Method for Characterizing System Bandwidth in Complex Current Sensor Applications
- DC and Transient Current Capability/Fuse Characteristics of Surface Mount Current Sensor ICs
- High-Current Measurement with Allegro Current Sensor IC and Ferromagnetic Core: Impact of Eddy Currents
- Secrets of Measuring Currents Above 50A
- Whitepaper: Allegro Hall-Effect Sensor ICs
- Hall-Effect Current Sensing in Electric and Hybrid Vehicles
- Hall-Effect Current Sensing in Hybrid Electric Vehicle (HEV) Applications
- Achieving Closed-Loop Accuracy in Open-Loop Current Sensors
- Allegro Current Sensor ICs Can Take the Heat! Unique Packaging Options for Every Thermal Budget
- Explanation Of Error Specifications For Allegro Linear Hall-Effect-Based Current Sensor Ics And Techniques For Calculating Total System Error
Dev Tools
Allegro MicroSystems ACSEVB-LH5 Bare-Evaluierungsboard
Compatible with the ACS37041 integrated Hall-effect current sensor IC and LH (SOT23-W 5) package.
Allegro MicroSystems ACSEVB-CB5-SMT Evaluation Board
Evaluates Allegro current sensors in a lab environment without needing a custom circuit board.
Allegro MicroSystems ACSEVB-EX12 Evaluation Board
Evaluates Allegro current sensors in a lab environment without needing a custom circuit board.
Allegro MicroSystems ACSEVB-LC8-LZ6 Evaluation Board
Evaluates Allegro current sensors in a lab environment without needing a custom circuit board.
Allegro MicroSystems ACSEVB-MA16-LA16 Evaluation Board
Evaluates Allegro current sensors in a lab environment without needing a custom circuit board.
Allegro MicroSystems ACSEVB-MC16 Evaluation Board
Evaluates Allegro current sensors in a lab environment without needing a custom circuit board.
Allegro MicroSystems ASEK71240LLC-30B3 Daughter Board
A convenient method for quickly evaluating the ACS71240 without requiring a custom circuit board.
Allegro MicroSystems APEKx Evaluation Kits
Provide a powerful and flexible system for programming and evaluating multiple sensor families.
Allegro MicroSystems ASEK-17802-T Sensor Evaluation Kit
Provides an easy way to evaluate the A17802 using a computer running Microsoft Windows.
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