SOC Robotics HA22 Product manual

HA22 Technical Reference Manual
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HA22 360 Degree Hall Effect Sensor
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Warranty Statement
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Table of Contents
Warranty Statement
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1.0 Description
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1.1 Features………………………………………….…………………………………….…….…4
1.2 Introduction……………………………………………………………………………………4
1.2 Operation...……………………………………….………..……………………………..……5
1.3 Soft are Overvie .……………………..………………….……….……….…………..……5
1.5 Specifications…………………………………………………………………………………..5
1.6 Related Products………………………………………………………………………………6
2.0 Electrical and Mechanical Description
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2.1 Component Layout…………………………………………………………………...………7
2.2 Electrical Specifications…………………………………………………………….…...……7
2.3 Mechanical Dimensions ……………………………………………….………….…………7
3.0 Circuit Schematics
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1.0 Description
1.1 Features
• 2-Axis Hall Sensor
• Analog and PWM output
• Measure magnet position from 0-360deg
• Maximum angle error < 1%
• Magnet out of range output
• 5ms response time
• 0.1” header for easy mounting (connector not included)
• 5V DC @25ma operation
• Small form factor (0.92x0.61in)
• Compatible ith Wasp
• Magnet included
• Mounts on WS12 mounting Adapter
•
Sample programs included in Wasp Application Code
•
Desktop Data Acquisition Device (DAD) for real time display
1.2 Introduction
The HA22 is an integrated 2-Axis Hall Effect sensor that measures the rotary position of a magnet
located directly above the sensor (2SA-10). The magnet’s absolute rotary position is output
continuously as either an analog or PWM signal. The HA22 outputs absolute rotary position
from 0-360 as an analog and PWM signal. If the magnet is out of range a lo signal is output on
the Out of Range output.
The picture above sho s the HA22 attached to the top of a WS12 mounting adapter (sho n on
the right) that attaches to the Wasp Embedded processor.

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The HA22 output is routed to connector J1 ith pin assignments sho n above. Note that the
board voltage VCC should be 5VDC. The HA22 is shipped ithout a connector so you can
mount the board as you ish.
1.3 Theory of Operation
Circuit Description
The HA22 has a 2-Axis Hall Effect sensor manufactured by Sentron (2SA-10). The SIN/COS
outputs from the sensor are fed into a small processor that converts the t o signals into absolute
rotary position. The position information is output as an analog and PWM signal. The analog
signals s ings from 0.5V to 4.5V indicating 0 and 360 degrees respectively. The PWM duty cycle
s ings from 10% to 90% indicating 0 and 360 degrees respectively.
The HA22 is shipped ith a 0.25in diameter diagonally polarized magnet that should be located
directly above the 2SA-10 sensor. The 2AS-10 sensor has an on-chip dynamic offset cancellation
circuit that allo s the position accuracy of the magnet above the sensor to be relaxed.
The magnet is SmCo24 diagonally polarized measuring 6.35mm x 2.5mm.
Calibration
There may be a slight variation bet een sensors so the output should be calibrated before use.
Note that the analog output s ings bet een 0 and VCC as the magnet is rotated 360 degrees.
1.4 Software
A sample application ( ith full source code) that configures the A/D in a Wasp (Atmega644) and
outputs absolute rotary position to the UART is available for do nload from our eb site. A
desktop GUI application called DAD is also available to display position information in real time
in a graph.
1.5 Specifications
The HA22 uses a Sentron 2SA-10 2-Axis Hall Effect sensor and GMW360A SIN/COS to Analog
interpolation IC.
Parameter Value
Po er Source 5.0VDC
Temperature Range -40 to +85 deg C
Analog Output 0.5V (0) to 4.5V (360)
PWM Output 10% (0) to 90% (360)
Analog Response Time 5msec
Sensor Band idth 15KHz
Accuracy +- 1 degree
Po er Consumption 25ma

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1.6 Related Products
The HA22 is compatible ith a number of related products. The WS12 is a carrier that a HA22
attaches to. The WS12 in turn attaches to a Wasp embedded data acquisition processor.
WS12 on Wasp HA22 on WS12 on Wasp and USB10
The Wasp is a small AVR based processor that can be programmed by the user to perform data
acquisition tasks or using a sample data acquisition program can be turned into a real time data
logger. By combining the Wasp ith a USB10 a complete data acquisition system that
communicates ith the desktop via USB becomes possible.
Wasp on USB10 USB10
Other sensors are available such as rate gyro’s, accelerometers and pressure sensors.
RG20 Dual Axis rate gyro RG30 three axis rate gyro

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2.0 Electrical and Mechanical Description
2.1 Component Layout
Components are mounted on one side of the board.
2.2 Electrical Specifications
Electrical
Input po er: 5.0VDC @ 25ma
Mechanical
Dimensions: 0.95x0.62 in
Weight: 4 grams
2.3 Mechanical Dimensions
Board dimensions are stated in inches.
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3.0 HA22 Circuit Schematics

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