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LDC5072EPWRQ1 product

LDC5072EPWRQ1

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AEC-Q100inductive sensorSin/Cos outputautomotiveTSSOP-16functional safety

LDC5072EPWRQ1 is a 16-pin automotive inductive position-sensor front end that provides protected differential Sin/Cos outputs for MCU-based angle calculation.

Best for

  • Automotive inductive rotary position sensing
  • MCU-based Sin/Cos angle calculation
  • Applications requiring sensor and output diagnostics

Avoid if

  • A magnetic sensor is required
  • A digital position interface is required without an external ADC
  • The sensor coil design cannot operate in the supported LC frequency range

Check before use

  • Confirm coil and capacitor resonance between 2.4 MHz and 5 MHz
  • Select 3.3 V or 5 V supply topology correctly
  • Verify output load capacitance and fault-detection pull resistors

Key specifications

Supply voltage
3.15 V to 3.6 V or 4.5 V to 5.6 V
Operating temperature
-40 °C to +160 °C
LC excitation frequency
2.4 MHz to 5 MHz
Outputs
Differential analog Sin/Cos
Package
16-pin TSSOP (PW)

Compliance & Environment

RoHS
Yes
REACH
-
MSL
Level-3-260C-168 HR
ECCN
-
HTSUS
-

Application

Automotive motor position sensingInductive angle sensorsIndustrial actuators and robotics

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Questions & answers

LDC5072EPWRQ1 is Texas Instruments' LDC5072-Q1, an AEC-Q100-qualified analog front end for non-contact inductive position sensors. It excites an LC coil and converts two receiver-coil signals into differential sine and cosine outputs.