Mikroe MIKROE-3629 3D Hall 7 Click Board
Mikroe MIKROE-3629 3D Hall 7 Click Board is a magnetic field sensing Click board™ used to measure the intensity of the magnetic field across three perpendicular axes. This click board is equipped with AK09970N high sensitivity 3D magnetic sensor IC. The MIKROE-3629 is supported by the mikroSDK compliant library and can be readily used on a system equipped with a mikroBUS™ socket. This click board utilizes both SPI and I2C interfaces with the help of onboard jumpers for communication interface selection. This is done as the SPI and I2C lines are multiplexed on the same pins due to the very low pin count of the magnetic sensor. The MIKROE-3629 is ideal for use in position sensing, contactless knobs, encoders, switches, and potentiometers.
Features
MikroSDK compliant libraryHigh accuracyLow power consumption
Specifications
AK09970N low power 3D magnetic sensorSPI and I2C interface
Applications
Position sensingContactless knobsEncoders
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