Mag693U
Bartington Instruments
This ultra-low cost unpackaged 3-axis analogue magnetic field sensor is designed for cost-critical applications, allowing users to integrate it into their own systems due to its small form factor.
Key figurescomparable across the catalogue
- Mass
- 0.01 kg
- Largest dimension
- 88 mm
Normalised to common units so this product can be compared with others in its category. The supplier's own wording is below.
As published by the supplier
- Full Scale Measuring Range
- 100μT
- Scaling Calibration Error at 23°C
- <±5%
- Linearity Error
- 0.05% FS Range
- Frequency Response
- DC to 100 Hz
- Bandwidth at -3dB
- 500 Hz minimum
- Noise
- >10 to ≤150pTrms/√Hz at 1 Hz
- Zero-Field Offset
- <±1000nT
- Orthogonality error between axes
- <2°
- Warm-up time
- 60 minutes
- Operating temperature
- -20°C to +80°C
- Dimensions
- 88 x 18 x 15 mm
- Mass
- <10 g
- Supply Voltage
- ±12 – 15 V
- Current Consumption – Positive
- +47 mA typical
- Current Consumption – Negative
- -2 mA typical
- Output Impedance
- 10Ω
About
The Mag693U is an ultra-low cost, unpackaged 3-axis analogue magnetic field sensor. Its design specifically targets cost-critical applications, making it an ideal choice where budget constraints are a primary concern. The sensor’s small, unpackaged form factor is a key feature, providing users with the flexibility to seamlessly integrate it into their existing or custom-built systems. This allows for greater design freedom and adaptability in various applications. While the product page highlights its suitability for “Many low-cost applications,” its presence on Bartington Instruments’ website, which features products for Space and High Altitude applications, suggests its potential use in space-related projects where cost-effectiveness is increasingly important.
Documentation
- DS5213.pdf PDF source: www.bartingtondownloads.com ↗
- OM5213.pdf PDF source: www.bartingtondownloads.com ↗
- DR5213.pdf PDF source: www.bartingtondownloads.com ↗
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