Sensor Products

Renesas’ contactless position sensor solutions are magnet-free, significantly reducing materials costs while providing immunity to magnetic stray fields – a mandatory requirement for many applications. The inductive position sensors interface with low-cost PCB-based coils and simple metallic targets, providing single-chip design flexibility for rotary on-axis (end-of-shaft) and off-axis (side-shaft or through-shaft) sensors, as well as linear and arc position sensors; from small angles up to full 360° absolute angle sensing. The design of the multi-sector rotary sensors provides a massive improvement in sensor accuracy for small angular measurements or sensors with a large number of pole pairs. The devices are ideal for use in a wide range of motor commutation applications in industrial, medical, and consumer markets.

Product Selection Table

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    Function
    Resolution (bits)
    Supply Voltage (V)
    Interface
    Temp. Range
    Pkg. Type
    Lead Count (#)
    Part Number
    IPS2200
    Inductive Position Sensor for High-Speed Motor Commutation    		 Position Sensor 4.5 - 5.5, 3 - 3.6 Sin/Cos -40 to 125°C TSSOP 16
    IPS2550
    Inductive Position Sensor for High-Speed Motor Commutation (Automotive)    		 Position Sensor 4.5 - 5.5, 3 - 3.6 Sin/Cos -40 to 160°C TSSOP 16
    ZMID4200
    Inductive Position Sensor IC    		 Position Sensor 10 4.5 - 5.5 Analog output, PWM, SENT -40 to 150°C TSSOP 14
    ZMID5201
    Inductive Position Sensor IC    		 Position Sensor 10 4.5 - 5.5 Analog output -40 to 150°C TSSOP 14
    ZMID5202
    Inductive Position Sensor IC    		 Position Sensor 10 4.5 - 5.5 PWM digital output -40 to 150°C TSSOP 14
    ZMID5203
    Inductive Position Sensor IC    		 Position Sensor 12 4.5 - 5.5 SENT digital output -40 to 150°C TSSOP 14
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    Documentation

    Title
    		Type Date
    Environmental Sensing Solutions
    PDF 4.38 MB 日本語     		Brochure
    IPS2200 Family Overview
    PDF 1.09 MB     		Overview
    2 items
    IPS2 Product Family of High-Speed Inductive Position Sensors for Automotive and Industrial Applications in Motor Commutation

    If you are still using Resolvers or Magnetic Position Sensors, check out how the IPS2200 and IPS2550 pave new roads in high-speed Motor Commutation by boosting performances and reducing costs.

    Video List
    IPS2 Product Family of High-Speed Inductive Position Sensors for Automotive and Industrial Applications in Motor Commutation
    IPS2200 High-Speed Inductive Position Sensors

    News & Blog Posts

    Introduction of Evaluation Environment of BLDC Motor with Inductive Position Sensor IC (IPS2200) by RA6T2 Blog Post Oct 20, 2022
    Renesas’ New Resolver 4.0 Catalog Offers 80 Market-Ready Inductive Position Sensor Designs News Sep 15, 2022
    A New Era in Motor Commutation Blog Post Jun 17, 2020