18735723. ABSOLUTE POSITION MEASUREMENT USING SINGLE MAGNET STRIP simplified abstract (Infineon Technologies AG)

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ABSOLUTE POSITION MEASUREMENT USING SINGLE MAGNET STRIP

Organization Name

Infineon Technologies AG

Inventor(s)

Joo Il Park of Sungnam (KR)

Gernot Binder of Klagenfurt (AT)

Dirk Hammerschmidt of Finkenstein (AT)

Christoph Oswald of München (DE)

Armin Satz of Villach (AT)

ABSOLUTE POSITION MEASUREMENT USING SINGLE MAGNET STRIP - A simplified explanation of the abstract

This abstract first appeared for US patent application 18735723 titled 'ABSOLUTE POSITION MEASUREMENT USING SINGLE MAGNET STRIP

Simplified Explanation: The patent application describes an absolute position measurement system that uses a multipole magnet and a magnetic sensor to calculate the position of the sensor relative to the magnet.

  • The system includes a multipole magnet with alternating magnetic poles that generate a magnetic field.
  • A magnetic sensor with two sensor element arrangements generates signals in response to different magnetic field components.
  • As the sensor moves relative to the magnet, it generates oscillating sensor signals with decreasing signal amplitudes.
  • A processing circuit calculates the absolute position of the sensor based on these oscillating sensor signals.

Key Features and Innovation:

  • Use of a multipole magnet with alternating magnetic poles.
  • Generation of signals by the magnetic sensor in response to magnetic field components.
  • Calculation of absolute position based on oscillating sensor signals.

Potential Applications: The technology can be used in various applications such as robotics, automation, and precision measurement systems.

Problems Solved: The system provides accurate and reliable absolute position measurements, overcoming the limitations of traditional position measurement systems.

Benefits:

  • High accuracy in position measurement.
  • Improved reliability and stability.
  • Suitable for a wide range of applications.

Commercial Applications: The technology can be applied in industries such as manufacturing, automotive, aerospace, and healthcare for precise positioning and control systems.

Prior Art: Readers can explore prior art related to multipole magnet position measurement systems in the field of magnetic sensors and position tracking technologies.

Frequently Updated Research: Stay updated on advancements in magnetic sensor technology, multipole magnet applications, and position measurement algorithms for continuous improvements in absolute position measurement systems.

Questions about Absolute Position Measurement Systems: 1. How does the multipole magnet in the system contribute to accurate position measurements? 2. What are the potential challenges in implementing this technology in different industrial settings?


Original Abstract Submitted

An absolute position measurement system includes a multipole magnet comprising alternating magnetic poles extending along a multipole extension direction, the alternating magnetic poles generating a magnetic field. A magnetic sensor includes a first sensor element arrangement configured to generate a first signal in response to a first magnetic field component and a second sensor element arrangement configured to generate a second signal in response to a second magnetic field component. The absolute position measurement system is configured, as a position of the magnetic sensor relative to the multipole magnet changes, to generate a first oscillating sensor signal with decreasing first signal amplitude and to generate a second oscillating sensor signal with decreasing second signal amplitude based on the first and second signals. A processing circuit is configured to calculate an absolute position of the magnetic sensor based on the first oscillating sensor signal and the second oscillating sensor signal.