Disclosure of Invention
The invention provides a power circuit scheme with a temperature drift compensation function aiming at the sensitivity temperature drift phenomenon of a magneto-resistance sensing device.
The technical scheme adopted by the invention for solving the technical problem is as follows:
a power supply circuit with the sensitivity temperature drift compensation function of a magneto-resistance sensing device comprises a temperature detection circuit, a voltage reference irrelevant to temperature, an arithmetic circuit and a linear voltage-stabilized power supply circuit;
the temperature detection circuit is used for generating a voltage signal related to the ambient temperature and inputting the voltage signal to one end of the operation circuit;
the voltage reference irrelevant to the temperature is used for generating a voltage signal irrelevant to the temperature and inputting the voltage signal to the other end of the operation circuit;
the input end of the operation circuit is respectively connected to the temperature detection circuit and a voltage reference irrelevant to temperature and used for generating two voltage signals after voltage operation;
the linear voltage-stabilized power supply circuit is provided with a reference signal input end, and the voltage of the output end of the linear voltage-stabilized power supply circuit is in direct proportion to the voltage of the reference signal;
the output of the linear voltage-stabilized power supply circuit provides power supply voltage for the magneto-resistance sensing device;
furthermore, the magneto-resistance sensing device is a sensing device which is prepared based on one of giant magneto-resistance effect, anisotropic magneto-resistance effect or tunneling magneto-resistance effect and has a Wheatstone bridge structure; for an external magnetic field of strength B and a supply voltage VDDOf output voltage V thereofoutThe following functional relationship exists with the sensitivity S and the temperature T:
wherein S is0Is the sensitivity of the magnetoresistive sensing device at 25 ℃;
CTis the temperature coefficient of the sensitivity of the magnetoresistive sensing device;
the temperature detection mode of the temperature detection circuit is based on one or a combination of several principles of a semiconductor PN junction, a negative temperature coefficient resistor and a thermocouple; the circuit generates a voltage signal V related to the ambient temperatureaWith the ambient temperature T, the following functional relationship exists:
wherein, Va0Is the output voltage of the temperature detection circuit at 25 ℃;
C' Ta temperature coefficient of an output voltage for the temperature detection circuit;
the voltage signal V after operation output by the operation circuitcWith the voltage signal V output by the temperature detection circuitaAnd a temperature independent voltage reference output voltage signal VbThe following functional relationship exists:
wherein x is an operation coefficient and is determined by a designed operation circuit;
voltage signal V to be correlated with ambient temperatureaAfter the relation function with the ambient temperature T is substituted and arranged, the following relation can be obtained:
the output voltage V of the linear voltage-stabilized power supply circuitcalOutput voltage signal V of AND operation circuitcThe following functional relationship exists:
y is a proportionality coefficient of the output voltage of the linear stabilized voltage supply relative to the input voltage of the reference signal;
furthermore, the arithmetic circuit can lead the temperature coefficient C of the sensitivity of the magneto-resistance sensing device to be higher than the temperature coefficient C by reasonably designing the arithmetic coefficient xTTemperature coefficient C of output voltage of temperature detection circuit' TThe following relationship is satisfied:
at this time, the output voltage V of the linear regulated power supplycalWith temperature T, there is a functional relationship as follows:
wherein, Vcal0Represents the output voltage of the linear voltage-stabilized power supply circuit at 25 ℃.
When the power supply circuit is applied to the magnetoresistive sensing device, the output signal of the sensing device becomes, for a specific magnetic field B:
the invention has the beneficial effects that: after the invention is applied to a magneto-resistor sensing device, the relative maximum deviation of output signals of the sensing device can be from 100 ℃ within the temperature range of-40 ℃ to 125 ℃ through reasonably designing the operational coefficient xTBecome (100C)T)2. Due to CT< 1%, the deviation is significantly reduced compared to the raw output signal of the sensor.
Detailed Description
The invention is further described below with reference to the accompanying drawings.
The power circuit with the sensitivity temperature drift compensation function of the magneto-resistance sensing device is shown in figure 1. The circuit consists of a temperature detection circuit 101, a voltage reference 102 independent of temperature, an arithmetic circuit 103 and a linear stabilized voltage power supply circuit 104.
The temperature detection circuit 101 detects the ambient temperature and generates a voltage signal related to the ambient temperature;
the temperature independent voltage reference 102 generates a temperature independent voltage signal;
the two signals are input to the arithmetic circuit 103 for operation and then output to the reference signal input end of the linear voltage-stabilized power supply circuit 104;
the linear voltage-stabilized power supply 104 outputs a power supply voltage proportional to the reference signal as a power supply of the magneto-resistance sensing device;
according to the design method of the operational coefficient x described in the invention, the temperature coefficient-C for the magneto-resistance sensing deviceTA temperature coefficient of C can be obtainedTThe power supply voltage of (2) is applied to the sensor to realize the compensation effect.
Taking a giant magnetoresistance sensing device with a temperature coefficient of-0.25%/° C as an example, the relative deviation of the sensing device at 125 ℃ before compensation is 25%; after compensation, the relative deviation at 125 ℃ is reduced to 6.25 percent
According to the above description, the circuit of the invention has the function of supplying power to the magnetoresistive sensing device, and achieves the effect of compensating for the sensitivity temperature drift of the sensing device.