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TE Connectivity KMT39 Magnetic Angle Sensor, AMR, 10~12.5 mV/V Output, ±0.2° Accuracy, 5V Supply, -40°C to +150°C

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The TE Connectivity KMT39 is a high-precision Anisotropic Magneto-Resistive (AMR) angle sensor delivering sinusoidal output signals via dual Wheatstone bridges. Designed for 5V operation with a wide -40°C to +150°C temperature range, it provides contactless, wear-free angular position detection for industrial automation, robotics, and automotive systems.

Features

  • High-precision AMR sensing technology with ±0.2° angular inaccuracy.
  • Contactless, wear-free operation ensures long-term reliability and durability.
  • Dual Wheatstone bridge design outputs sinusoidal signals for excellent linearity and high resolution.
  • Wide operating temperature range from -40°C to +150°C for harsh industrial and automotive environments.
  • Compact TDFN package with low power consumption for flexible system integration.

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Description

The TE Connectivity KMT39 Magnetic Angle Sensor utilizes Anisotropic Magneto-Resistive (AMR) technology to detect the direction of a magnetic field, independent of its strength, ensuring stable and reliable angular position measurement. Its core consists of two Wheatstone bridges oriented at 45° to each other, producing sinusoidal and cosinusoidal output voltages (10 to 12.5 mV/V) that enable precise calculation of the magnetic field angle over a 180° signal period.

Engineered for demanding applications, the sensor maintains its specified accuracy across an extended temperature range from -40°C to +150°C, with characterized temperature coefficients for output amplitude, bridge resistance, and offset. The contactless sensing principle eliminates mechanical wear, while features like self-diagnosis capability enhance system integrity in critical motion control and precision positioning setups.

Key Features

  • Anisotropic Magneto-Resistive (AMR) sensing element for direction-based, field-strength-independent measurement.
  • High accuracy of ±0.2° angular inaccuracy with very low hysteresis of 0.15°.
  • Dual Wheatstone bridge configuration provides sinusoidal/cosinusoidal outputs for high-resolution angle calculation.
  • Robust performance across an extreme operating temperature range of -40°C to +150°C.
  • Integrated self-diagnosis function for enhanced system reliability and fault detection.
  • Compact and surface-mountable TDFN package enables space-constrained designs.
  • Low power consumption with a maximum current draw of 6 mA per bridge at 10V supply.
  • REACH and RoHS compliant, meeting environmental and safety standards for global use.

Applications

  • Precision rotary position feedback in industrial servo motors and robotics joints.
  • Steering wheel angle and pedal position sensing in automotive safety and control systems.
  • Contactless throttle valve and actuator position monitoring in harsh engine environments.
  • High-resolution angle measurement in aerospace flight control and gimbal systems.
  • Absolute angular encoding in industrial automation equipment and CNC machinery.

Technical Specifications

Sensor TypeMagnetic Angle Sensor (AMR)
Manufacturer Part NumberKMT39
Output Signal10 to 12.5 mV/V (sinusoidal)
Angular Inaccuracy±0.2°
Signal Period180°
Supply Voltage (Max)10 V
Typical Supply Voltage5 V
Current per Bridge (Max)6 mA
Output Offset Voltage-1 to +1 mV/V
Angular Hysteresis0.15°
Bridge Resistance2500–3800 Ω
Temp. Coefficient (Amplitude)-0.40 to -0.30 %/K
Temp. Coefficient (Resistance)+0.3 to +0.5 %/K
Temp. Coefficient (Offset)-2 to +2 µV/V/K
Operating Temperature-40°C to +150°C
Package TypeTDFN

Frequently Asked Questions

What is the operating principle of the KMT39 sensor?

The KMT39 utilizes Anisotropic Magneto-Resistive (AMR) technology. It contains thin-film permalloy strips whose electrical resistance changes based on the angle between the strip's axis and an external magnetic field direction. This provides a contactless, wear-free measurement of angular position independent of magnetic field strength.

What is the recommended supply voltage and how do I interpret the output?

A typical supply voltage of 5V DC is recommended, with an absolute maximum of 10V. The sensor provides two analog output voltages (10 to 12.5 mV/V per bridge) representing the sine and cosine of the magnetic field angle. These signals must be processed by a microcontroller using an arctangent function to calculate the absolute angle over a 180° period.

How does the sensor perform in high-temperature environments?

The KMT39 is specified for continuous operation from -40°C to +150°C. Its performance parameters, including output amplitude, bridge resistance, and offset, have characterized temperature coefficients to allow for compensation if required, ensuring reliable operation in demanding automotive under-hood or industrial machinery applications.

Does the sensor require a specific magnet or mounting configuration?

Yes, for optimal performance, a diametrically magnetized cylinder magnet aligned with the sensor's sensitive plane is required. The magnet should be centered over the active die area with an appropriate air gap (typically specified in the datasheet). Proper mechanical alignment is critical to achieve the stated ±0.2° accuracy.

Package Includes

  • 1 x TE Connectivity KMT39 Magnetic Angle Sensor

Additional Information

Weight 0.005 kg
Dimensions 2 × 2 × 2 cm