MLX91210KDC-CAS-102-RE

Current Sensors Overview

The MLX91210KDC-CAS-102-RE is a Hall effect current sensor IC designed for open-loop AC/DC measurement applications. It operates within a supply voltage range of 4.5V to 5.5V and utilizes a 16-SOIC package. The device features a programmable sensitivity configuration, specifically calibrated for a 50A measurement range in this variant. It provides a linear transfer characteristic suitable for precise current monitoring in power electronics systems.

Current Sensors Feature Summary

• Open-loop Hall effect sensing technology for non-invasive current detection
• Programmable sensitivity allowing customization for specific current ranges
• Linear transfer characteristic ensuring accurate signal representation across the measurement band

Current Sensors Applications

• AC/DC current monitoring in power conversion systems
• Industrial motor drive current sensing
• Power supply feedback loops

Current Sensors Procurement Notes

Verify component authenticity through authorized Melexis distributors or certified partners. Confirm that the 16-SOIC package matches your PCB footprint requirements. Ensure the 50A sensitivity specification aligns with your system's maximum current load before integration.

Current Sensors Selection Notes

Select this variant when a 50A open-loop measurement capability is required. Compare against other sensitivity codes within the MLX91210 series if different current thresholds are needed. Ensure the operating temperature range meets your environmental specifications.

Current Sensors Part Context

This component belongs to the MLX91210 series of IMC-Hall current sensors. It shares architectural similarities with variants like the MLX91210KDC-CAS-101-RE, differing primarily in factory-programmed sensitivity settings. The series supports various packaging options including SOP configurations.

Current Sensors Replacement Considerations

Publicly confirmed substitute part numbers are not available in the provided documentation. Check Melexis official resources for potential obsolescence management alternatives.