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ACS770KCB-150B-PFF-T

ACS770KCB-150B-PFF-T

Allegro MicroSystems
Current Sensor 150A 1 Channel Hall Effect, Open Loop Bidirectional 5-CB Formed Leads, PFF
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Overview

The ACS770KCB-150B-PFF-T is a high-accuracy, 150A bidirectional Hall effect current sensor designed for AC and DC current sensing. It features a low-resistance integrated conductor and a chopper-stabilized BiCMOS Hall IC that provides a ratiometric voltage output proportional to the sensed current. This AEC-Q100 qualified device offers 120kHz bandwidth and digital temperature compensation for stable performance in harsh environments.

Why Choose This Part

The sensor provides high galvanic isolation due to its open-loop Hall architecture, eliminating the need for expensive opto-isolators. Its extremely low internal conductor resistance (typically 100 micro-ohms) minimizes power loss and heat generation, while the factory-trimmed 13.3mV/A sensitivity ensures high accuracy of +/-0.6% across its 150A range.

Applications

Electric Vehicle Traction Inverters
Monitoring high-current phases in EV motors to ensure efficient torque control and power management.
DC-to-DC Converters
High-side or low-side current sensing in high-power industrial and automotive voltage converters.
Overcurrent Fault Detection
Protecting power electronic stages by providing fast response times to current spikes or shorts.
Solar Inverter Systems
Tracking bidirectional energy flow between battery storage and grid-tied power systems.

Key Specifications

Output Ratiometric, Voltage
Accuracy +/-0.6%
Frequency DC ~ 120kHz
Linearity +/-1%
Sensitivity 13.3mV/A
Sensor Type Hall Effect, Open Loop
Polarization Bidirectional
For Measuring AC/DC
Mounting Type Through Hole
Response Time 4.6us
Package / Case 5-CB Formed Leads, PFF
Voltage - Supply 5V
Current - Sensing 150A
Number of Channels 1
Operating Temperature -40degC ~ 125degC
Current - Supply (Max) 15mA
Supplier Device Package 5-CB Module

Getting Started

To integrate this sensor, ensure the 5V supply is decoupled with a 0.1uF capacitor placed close to the VCC pin. Connect the PFF-style formed leads to high-current busbars or PCB traces capable of handling 150A, and route the VOUT signal to a high-impedance ADC input on your microcontroller. Calibration for zero-current offset (typically VCC/2 for bidirectional units) should be performed at startup.