
THM1176/TFM1186 Use
r’s Manual
v 2.0 r 1.0
– 02/20
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USING THE THM1176/TFM1186
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Overview
This chapter provides a short technical overview of the THM1176 family of
instruments and what you can do with them.
3-1 HARDWARE BLOCK DIAGRAM
Figure 1. THM1176/TFM1186 functional block diagram
3-2 SENSORS
The sensors used in the different models are as follows:
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THM1176-MF,
“Three-axis Hall Magnetometer, Medium Field”:
Single-chip 3-axis Hall sensor with ranges of 0.1, 0.3, 1 and 3 T.
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THM1176-
HF, “Three-axis Hall Magnetometer, High Field”:
Single-chip 3-axis Hall sensor with ranges of 0.1, 0.5, 3 and 20 T.
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THM1176-
HFC, “Three-axis Hall Magnetometer, High Field Compact”:
Single-chip 3-axis Hall sensor with ranges of 0.1, 0.5, 3 and 20 T, in a
compact package.
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THM1176-
LF, “Three-axis Hall Magnetometer, Low Field”:
Assembly of 3 single-axis Hall sensors, with on-chip flux concentrators,
with a range of 8 mT.
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TFM1186, “Three-axis Fluxgate Magnetometer”:
3-axis fluxgate sensor, with a range of 100 µT (200 µT upon special order).
This sensor distinguishes itself from the others in a number of respects:
differential output, requiring an input adapter; no integrated temperature
sensor; and a connector.