Allegro MicroSystems ACS37035 AEC-Q100 1MHz Hall-Effect Current Sensor

Allegro MicroSystems ACS37035 AEC-Q100 1MHz Hall-Effect Current Sensor is ideal for high-frequency switching applications, serving as a superior alternative to bulky and less efficient current transformers. This sensor integrates a sensing element and signal processing into a small SOIC-16 wide-body package, reducing both bill-of-materials and PCB space and improving the overall design quality and efficiency. Two Hall plates are utilized for differential sensing, effectively subtracting interfering common-mode magnetic fields for robust performance in loud environments. Additionally, the low internal resistance of typically <1mΩ on the conductive path contributes to minimal power loss and increased efficiency in applications. Allegro MicroSystems ACS37035 Sensor is suitable for xEV onboard chargers, xEV DC-DC, and server power supplies.

Features

  • High operating bandwidth for fast control loops
  • High performance for optimized energy applications
  • Non-ratiometric operation
  • Differential sensing for high immunity to external magnetic fields
  • No magnetic hysteresis
  • Adjustable fast overcurrent fault
  • Low internal primary conductor resistance
  • High-withstand surge power ratings

Applications

  • Motor control
  • Load detection and management
  • Switch-mode power supplies
  • xEV onboard chargers
  • xEV DC-DC

Specifications

  • AEC-Q100 Grade 1 compliant
  • 1MHz bandwidth
  • 0.45µs typical response time
  • ±3% sensitivity error over temperature
  • ±15mV maximum offset voltage over temperature
  • 0.5µs typical response time
  • UL 62368 certification
  • Highly isolated compact SOICW-16 surface-mount package
  • 4242VRMS rated withstand voltage
  • 1000VRMS /1414VDC basic isolation
  • 500VRMS /707VDC reinforced isolation
  • -40°C to +125°C operating temperature range

Application Circuit

Application Circuit Diagram - Allegro MicroSystems ACS37035 AEC-Q100 1MHz Hall-Effect Current Sensor
Published: 2025-04-10 | Updated: 2025-06-23