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ACS758LCB-050U-PFF-T

ACS758LCB-050U-PFF-T

Allegro MicroSystems
Current Sensor 50A 1 Channel Hall Effect, Open Loop Unidirectional 5-CB Formed Leads, PFF
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Overview

The ACS758LCB-050U-PFF-T is a high-accuracy, unidirectional Hall-effect based linear current sensor IC designed to measure up to 50A DC. It features a monolithic Hall IC coupled with an integrated low-resistance copper conduction path, providing 100 micro-ohm typical internal resistance for low power loss. This AEC-Q100 qualified sensor provides 3000V RMS galvanic isolation and a ratiometric analog output proportional to the sensed current.

Why Choose This Part

This sensor offers a 120kHz bandwidth and a fast 4 microsecond response time, making it suitable for high-speed switching applications. Its integrated shield significantly reduces capacitive coupling from the current conductor to the die, ensuring stable performance in high-voltage transient environments. The factory-trimmed gain and offset provide a low total output error of plus or minus 2 percent over the full operating temperature range.

Applications

EV Battery Management
Monitoring charging and discharging currents in electric vehicle battery packs with high isolation requirements.
Industrial Motor Control
Precise DC current sensing for motor drive feedback loops in harsh industrial environments.
Solar Inverter Monitoring
Measuring DC string current in photovoltaic systems to ensure optimal power conversion efficiency.

Key Specifications

Output Ratiometric, Voltage
Accuracy +/-2%
Frequency DC ~ 120kHz
Linearity +/-1%
Sensitivity 60mV/A
Sensor Type Hall Effect, Open Loop
Polarization Unidirectional
For Measuring DC
Mounting Type Through Hole
Response Time 4us
Package / Case 5-CB Formed Leads, PFF
Voltage - Supply 3V ~ 5.5V
Current - Sensing 50A
Number of Channels 1
Operating Temperature -40degC ~ 150degC
Current - Supply (Max) 13.5mA
Supplier Device Package 5-CB Module

Getting Started

To integrate this sensor, connect the high-current path to the PFF-formed leads and provide a 3V to 5.5V supply to the VCC pin. Use an RC filter on the analog output pin to reduce high-frequency noise if the full 120kHz bandwidth is not required for your application. Ensure the PCB layout includes sufficient copper area around the high-current terminals to manage thermal dissipation at continuous 50A loads.

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