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AS5601-ASOT

AS5601-ASOT

ams-OSRAM USA INC.
Hall Effect Sensor Angle External Magnet, Not Included Gull Wing
Active5,649 in stock

Overview

The AS5601-ASOT is a programmable Hall-effect magnetic rotary contactless encoder designed for high-resolution angular measurement. It provides an incremental quadrature output (A/B) and a push-button function, making it an ideal digital replacement for traditional mechanical rotary encoders. The device communicates via I2C and supports a supply voltage range of 3.3V to 5V.

Why Choose This Part

The AS5601 features a high-performance Hall sensor array that is immune to external stray magnetic fields, ensuring high reliability in noisy environments. Its contactless sensing technology eliminates mechanical wear, and the SOIC-8 package enables easy surface-mount integration with low power consumption of 6.5mA during operation.

Applications

Rotary Knob Replacements
Replacing mechanical potentiometers or encoders in consumer and industrial control panels to eliminate wear and tear.
Robotic Joint Position
Tracking the angular position of brushless DC motor shafts or robotic limbs in compact form factors.
Human-Machine Interface (HMI)
Implementing rugged, sealed menu-navigation dials that require long operational life in harsh environments.

Key Specifications

Output Analog Voltage
Technology Hall Effect
Actuator Type External Magnet, Not Included
For Measuring Angle
Mounting Type Surface Mount
Package / Case 8-SOIC (0.154", 3.90mm Width)
Voltage - Supply 3.3V, 5V
Termination Style Gull Wing
Operating Temperature -40degC ~ 125degC
Supplier Device Package 8-SOIC

Getting Started

To evaluate the sensor, use the AS5601-DK-ST development kit or connect the SOIC-8 chip to an I2C-capable microcontroller like an Arduino or ESP32. Configuration of the zero position and output resolution can be performed via the I2C interface, and a simple 2-pole diametrical magnet must be placed over the center of the IC.

Also Consider

AS5600-ASOT ams-OSRAM - An alternative if an analog or PWM output is required instead of incremental quadrature signals.