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The world's leading provider of power and sensing solutions for motion control and energy-efficient systems, Allegro MicroSystems, Inc. (NASDAQ: ALGM; hereinafter referred to as ‘Allegro’), a leading global provider of power and sensing solutions for motion control systems, today announced the availability of two new current sensor ICs - the ACS37030MY and the ACS37220MZ - that leverage Allegro's cutting-edge sensing technology to provide low internal conductor resistance, high operating bandwidth, and reliable performance for a variety of automotive and consumer applications. and reliable performance for a variety of automotive, industrial and consumer applications.

‘Allegro continues to push the frontiers of innovation in sensor IC technology, and we are pleased to introduce our latest current sensor ICs,’ said Ram Sathappan, vice president of global marketing and applications at Allegro MicroSystems, ’Our latest sensors set a new benchmark for accuracy and reliability, helping customers overcome the weighty challenges of design and efficiency standards, while vividly demonstrating how our technology can drive a smarter, more efficient future.’

Allegro's new current sensor ICs are designed for precision current sensing in a compact, rugged package.The ACS37030MY and ACS37220MZ feature a wide-body design that offers a 40 per cent reduction in size and greater isolation than commercially available 16-pin packages. The new innovative design also lowers resistance, helping to reduce power consumption.

The ACS37030MY is a fully integrated current sensor IC with fast response time to protect wide bandgap GaN devices. It combines Hall effect and sense coil signal paths to sense current over a wide frequency range. This innovative package offering is not only 5x faster than existing solutions, but also 40% smaller in size.The ACS37030 is also available in a narrow body package for applications with low isolation requirements.

The ACS37220MZ is a fully integrated Hall effect current sensor with 150 kHz bandwidth and fault pins. Designed for economical current sensing applications, the device is the successor to the popular ACS724/5 family of products.The ACS37220MZ's new package solution is 40% smaller in size, with lower resistance and lower power consumption.