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Project

Superior model-assisted readout techniques for hall sensors

Outputs and Outcomes

Acronym

SMART HALL

Code

179P06713

Duration

01 August 2012 → 31 July 2015

Funding

Private funding via IWT/VLAIO

Promotor

Pieter Rombouts

Research disciplines

Engineering and technology
- Nanotechnology
- Design theories and methods

Keywords

hall sensors

Project description

The goal of the project is to build knowledge around innovative uitleesarchitecturen integrated CMOS Hall sensors in order to improve the performance of Hall sensor products in terms of sensitivity drift, offset drift and bandwidth compared to what is achievable with state-of-the-art techniques. It will be given particular attention to the development of technologies that better address the problem of localized mechanical stresses caused by the IMC technology from Melexis

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