Transmission Sensor ICs
Featuring advanced Hall and back-biased GMR technologies, our transmission sensors deliver exceptional vibration immunity, wide air gap performance, and stable output—even under harsh operating conditions. With ASIL-compliant products and integrated magnet and protection options, we’re setting a new benchmark for fuel-efficient, safety-critical transmission applications.
Featured Products
ATS19480
Large Air Gap, GMR Speed Sensor IC for Gear Tooth Sensing
ATS19520
The ATS19520 is an advanced Hall-effect transmissions sensor that uses an integrated back-bias magnet to measure the speed and direction of rotating ferrous targets.
A19520
The A19520 is an advanced vibration-tolerant Hall-effect integrated circuit (IC) that measures the speed and direction of rotating targets, ideal for transmission applications.
ATS667LSG
ATS667 is a true zero-speed sensor in a single over-molded package; high accuracy gear tooth sensor with an optimized Hall IC-rare earth pellet configuration.
Product Selection Guide
Documentation & Resources
Application Note
Transmission Gear Tooth Sensing
AN296221 - In this application note learn how our industry-leading, time-proven algorithms included on our transmission ICs have been designed to handle the most stringent application conditions.
Application Note
Giant Magnetoresistance versus Hall-effect: A Comparison of Technologies for Speed Sensor Applications
Allegro MicroSystems giant magnetoresistance (GMR) effect technology offerings build on lessons learned from experience with Hall-effect devices to enable new options for speed sensing system design.
Application Note
Effect of Ring Magnet Dimensions on Differential Speed Sensor Performance
AN296251 - In this application note, we describe how ring magnet dimensions affect speed sensor performance is given.
Brochure
Brochure: State-Of-The-Art Back-Biased GMR Speed Sensing
Allegro pioneers the first back-biased GMR Sensor with 50% larger air gaps. This larger air gap operation enables smaller and lighter transmissions that achieve reduced fuel consumption to help meet today's fuel economy standards.
Application Note
A19520/ATS19520 Sensor IC Outputs Under Vibration Conditions
AN296232 - This application note details the Allegro A19520 and ATS19520 sensor IC outputs for general target and sensor vibration scenarios.
Application Note
Speed Sensor Protocols
AN296246 - This application note provides a detailed description of commonly used output protocols implemented in speed sensors. It also lists the benefits and drawbacks of each and provides information on the safety mechanisms these protocols offer to achieve compliance with the latest automotive safety standards.
Application Note
Methods and Validation of Stray Magnetic Field Mitigation in Magnetic Speed Sensor ICs
AN296250 - This document provides an overview of the phenomena of stray magnetic fields, its various sources, solutions developed to minimize its effects, and product proposals tolerant to stray field perturbations.
Application Note
Understanding Input Signal Variation in Sensor ICs with SolidSpeed Digital Architecture
AN29622 - This application note is to be used to aid the understanding of these datasheet line items. This specification change can be seen in the A19302 and A19571 datasheets and will continue to be used in many parts that use this technology moving forward
Application Note
Target Design for Hall Transmission Sensors
AN296178 - This application note details the impact of multiple target design parameters on the maximum air gap achievable with Allegro’s ATS692LSH and ATS19520LSN transmission sensors, allowing for measurement of speed and direction of rotating targets.
Application Note
Fundamental Properties of Speed Sensors
The aim of this application note is to provide a solid foundation for understanding and comparing the fundamental properties of speed sensors that are valid not only for Allegro products but for speed sensors in general.
Video
Allegro Differential Speed Sensor System Solutions
Seth Prentice, Strategic Marketing Manager for Allegro MicroSystems Speed Sensor IC group, discusses IC solutions for designing speed sensing applications including automotive transmissions, washing machine drum speeds, and fork lift positioning requiring reliable consistent output signals.