XENSIV™ Magnetic Sensor Simulation Tools

Overview

Choose the best fit Magnetic Sensor Solution from broadest portfolio

 

Our sensor simulation tools allow you to compare products in application conditions. The tools are easy-to-use and will guide you in identifying the most suitable Infineon XENSIV™ - Sensors.

Simulate magnetic field waveforms and data calculations live, allowing to compare different parameter conditions.

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Description
3D Magnetic Sensors

3D magnetic field sensor for smaller, more accurate and robust designs. The sensor family, with low current consumption and cost-optimized design, specifically addresses the needs of new magnetic sensor applications in consumer, industrial and automotive. They are ideally suited for the measurement of three dimensional movement within a magnetic field, linear slide movement as well as 360° angle rotation.
Hall Switches

Discover Infineon´s broad energy saving portfolio of Hall switches in smallest package. Simulate your Hall switch applications and see the results in an accurate simulation of the magnetic field and the switching behavior of the Hall switch in the application.
Magnetic Angle Sensors

Highest variety - low end to high end, standardized and specialized in all four magnetic technologies: Hall, GMR, AMR and TMR. This tool calculates the valid distance from the magnet surface to the sensor and the assembly error, given certain parameters: magnetic properties , sensor specification and assembly tolerances.
Current Sensors

Infineon's innovative simulation tool for XENSIVTM Current Sensors offers accurate 3D calculation of the magnetic field. For a user-defined current rail the tool will calculate the key performance parameters like magnetic field transferfactor, electrical resistance and power dissipation.
Speed Sensors

Infineon's innovative SPEED SENSOR SOLUTION TOOL will provide a sensor recommendation for your tooth wheel and back bias magnet geometry. Customer constraints like enhanced strayfield immunity, the necessity for a direction channel, or the sensor interface are considered in the selection process.
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