Is there any information available about the integrated Hall Sensor?
Things like maximum current it can measure, if it is bi-directional and so on.
Thanks in advance.
Any Details about the integrated Hall sensor?
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Re: Any Details about the integrated Hall sensor?
Over 4 months later, still no information on the HALL sensor.
The data sheet doesn't really help that much (even the updated one from May)
What is the range?
Any information on the schematics?
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The data sheet doesn't really help that much (even the updated one from May)
What is the range?
Any information on the schematics?
..?
Re: Any Details about the integrated Hall sensor?
Hall sensor is described in the May release of Technical Reference Manual.
Basically, it is connected to two ADC inputs (sensor_vp/sensor_vn), and there is a register which controls the direction of current through the Hall sensor.
There is a function in ESP-IDF which returns Hall sensor readings by doing 4 ADC measurements:
https://github.com/espressif/esp-idf/bl ... #L772-L777
The only related thing which isn't available now in ESP-IDF is the ability to measure the output of Hall sensor using an internal low noise amplifier. We do have an example planned for this.
Also the datasheet doesn't have the mV/mT factor of the sensor. This is something that we have on the list of things to be characterized and documented.
Basically, it is connected to two ADC inputs (sensor_vp/sensor_vn), and there is a register which controls the direction of current through the Hall sensor.
There is a function in ESP-IDF which returns Hall sensor readings by doing 4 ADC measurements:
https://github.com/espressif/esp-idf/bl ... #L772-L777
The only related thing which isn't available now in ESP-IDF is the ability to measure the output of Hall sensor using an internal low noise amplifier. We do have an example planned for this.
Also the datasheet doesn't have the mV/mT factor of the sensor. This is something that we have on the list of things to be characterized and documented.
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