UG345: Si72xx Eval Kit User's Guide

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The Si72xx-Eval-Kit is a simple and low cost demonstration of the six basic types of Si72xx Hall effect magnetic position sensors. A USB adapter provides power to the sensor boards and reads the output of the sensors. The data from the sensors is displayed on a PC GUI and can also be logged to a file. For the case of the Si7210 I2C sensor, the PC GUI also allows configuration of the sensor by I2C. The six sensor types are supplied on small, postage-stamp-sized (PS) boards that connect to the USB dongle by a 6-pin flat cable. The Si72xx-Eval-Kit includes: (1) USB adapter SensorUSBDongle that allows reading of the sensor data and I2C communications (1) Si7201-B01V-EB Switch PS board (1) Si7202-B01V-EB Latch PS board (1) Si7210-B00V-EB I2C PS board (1) Si7211-B00V-EB Analog PS board (1) Si7212-B00V-EB PWM PS board (1) Si7213-B00V-EB SENT PS Board (1) 8-inch, 6-pin cable (2) magnets KEY POINTS Low cost evaluation of the 6 sensor types in the Si72xx family Switch, Latch, PWM, Analog, SENT, and I2C USB adapter provides power and can read the data from the sensor PC GUI displays the data which can also be logged to a file I2C sensor configuration capability Connection of the USB Adapter and Postage Stamp Board silabs.com Building a more connected world. Rev. 0.1

Download the GUI 1. Download the GUI The GUI is available through Simplicity studio or from the web page: http://www.silabs.com/start-sensors. When installing from Simplicity Studio, plug in the USB adapter first. Simplicity Studio will recognize the USB adapter and automatically offer the choice of downloading the GUI. The GUI is distributed as an installer package which will install the PC GUI. With the USB adapter and desired PS evaluation board connected as shown in the figure on the front page, launch the GUI. silabs.com Building a more connected world. Rev. 0.1 2

GUI Operation 2. GUI Operation If an I2C part is detected when the GUI is launched, the GUI will be automatically configured. For other part types that simply output the data, the part type for the PS board must be manually entered (device type selector and device scale selector boxes in upper left corner of the GUI). The scale for all of the PS boards is 20mT. Once the start button is clicked the GUI will automatically read the data from the sensor in analog, PWM, or SENT format or simply the display the output pin status for switch and latch type parts. Figure 2.1. GUI Display of the Output of an Si7211 Analog Output Sensor Figure 2.2. GUI Display of the Output of a Si7210-B00 I2C Sensor The figure above shows the magnetic field and output pin status of the Si7210-B00 I2C Sensor. Note the tamper feature is enabled so the output pin goes back to the zero field level at high field. The data can optionally be logged to a file in standard csv format. The temperature of the Si7210 can also be read when the logging of magnetic field data is stopped. silabs.com Building a more connected world. Rev. 0.1 3

Si7210 I2C Configuration 3. Si7210 I2C Configuration If the Si7210-B00-EB PS board is connected and an I2C device type is selected, then the I2C part can be further configured by clicking on the options menu and Si7210 configuration button. This will bring up a new window that allows configuration of the Si7210 type sensors. Figure 3.1. Sensors Configuration GUI The GUI is a graphical representation of the Si7210 register map. silabs.com Building a more connected world. Rev. 0.1 4

Si7210 I2C Configuration Several options are available from the configuration GUI: 1. Configure the device operate and release point with sleep timer settings. In sleep timer operation, only the fields corresponding to registers 0xC6 and 0xC7 can be configured: Switch or latch Output pin polarity (high or low for high field) Symmetry Omnipolar (responds to the field magnitude) Unipolar (responds to positive or negative field) Switch point Hysteresis After these fields have been configured and loaded, and when the configuration window is closed, the data graph can be restarted and will only show the output pin status as the magnetic field data is not available by I2C in sleep timer operation. To wake the device out of sleep mode and try a different configuration, click options and Si7210 configuration again. 2. Configure the idle mode parameters. In idle mode, all of the registers are configurable. This adds the capability of programming: Tamper threshold ( the output pin will return to the zero field value once the tamper threshold is crossed) silabs.com Building a more connected world. Rev. 0.1 5

Si7210 I2C Configuration Field averaging Full scale Turn off or on the test coil with positive or negative current (VDD = 3.3 V). After these fields have been configured and loaded, and when the configuration window is closed, the data graph can be restarted and will show both the output pin status and the magnetic field data. In this mode of operation, the device will initiate a conversion of a given number of samples in FIR mode or burst size in IIR mode and then get the conversion result (after the IIR filter in IIR mode). The Si7210 will set the output pin according to the programmed values for output pin configuration after each conversion. The output pin status is also graphed. If the test coil has been turned on, the magnetic field reading will increase or decrease depending on the selected polarity of the coil current. Although the Si7210 is also capable of working in idle timer mode (where the sampling is determined by a timer rather than I2C transactions), this mode of operation is not supported in the GUI. silabs.com Building a more connected world. Rev. 0.1 6

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