Monolithic Power Systems (MPS) MCQ1805 Hall-Effect Current Sensors are AEC-Q100 automotive-grade sensors designed for AC or DC current sensing. They feature a differential Hall array that cancels stray magnetic fields and provide fast Over-Current Detection (OCD) for monitoring faults. Ideal for automotive systems and motor controls, these sensors are available in a compact SOIC-8 package.
The Monolithic Power Systems (MPS) MCQ1805 Hall-Effect Current Sensors are advanced automotive-grade sensors designed for precise AC or DC current sensing. With their compact design and high performance, these sensors are ideal for a variety of applications, particularly in automotive systems and motor controls.
The MCQ1805 sensors utilize a differential Hall array that effectively cancels out stray magnetic fields, ensuring accurate current measurements. They are engineered to provide fast Over-Current Detection (OCD), which is crucial for monitoring faults in various systems. The sensors feature a low-resistance primary conductor that directs current near the integrated circuit (IC), generating a magnetic field that is detected by Hall-effect transducers. This difference in magnetic fields is converted into a voltage that is proportional to the current being measured. With a minimum isolation voltage of 3kVRMS and a maximum working voltage of 580VRMS, the MCQ1805 sensors are designed for reliability and safety in demanding environments. They are available in a compact SOIC-8 package, making them suitable for space-constrained applications.
The Monolithic Power Systems (MPS) MCQ1805 Hall-Effect Current Sensors offer a robust solution for accurate current sensing in various applications. With their advanced features and compact design, these sensors are well-suited for automotive and industrial applications, providing reliable performance and safety in demanding environments. Whether for monitoring electric vehicles, enhancing home automation, or improving robotic systems, the MCQ1805 sensors are a valuable addition to any project requiring precise current measurement.