TLE5012BD-E1200
Infineon TechnologiesTLE5012BD-E1200 is an Infineon Technologies XENSIV dual-die GMR magnetic angle sensor in a PG-TDSO-16 package, the fully redundant member of the TLE5012B family for safety-related angle sensing: two independent dies in one package support ISO 26262-ready architectures for steering and chassis applications, with SPI and incremental-interface (IIF) outputs, a -40 to +150 °C range and a 25 mT to 70 mT magnetic field range per Infineon's Info Note for this variant. Redundancy changes the design contract: the wider PG-TDSO-16 package, the second die and the safety-oriented signal path mean this is not a drop-in substitute for the single-die PG-DSO-8 variants such as the TLE5012B-E1000, and those single-die parts equally cannot stand in for it where the safety case requires dual-die redundancy. Infineon's ordering table lists this variant as active and preferred under order code TLE5012BDE1200XUMA1. Selection advice: choose the BD-E1200 at the architecture stage when the functional-safety concept calls for a redundant angle channel; confirm the full order code and the redundant configuration in your RFQ, as preconfiguration details are variant-specific and must match the qualified design. Parameters verified against the Infineon TLE5012BD-E1200 product page (ordering table) and Info Note 109/16.
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