TLI55950 2Go Evaluation Kit

Introduction

The Infineon TLI55950 2Go Evaluation Kit is a development platform for exploring the XENSIV TLI55950, a contactless and galvanically isolated linear magnetic sensor based on tunnel magnetoresistance (TMR) technology. It combines the sensor evaluation hardware, an XMC4200 microcontroller, onboard debugging, and USB connectivity in a single kit intended for magnetic-field sensing experiments and measurement work.

What it does

The kit enables users to evaluate the linear magnetic-field sensing behavior of the XENSIV TLI55950 sensor. Its XMC4200 microcontroller supports the board’s operation, while an onboard SEGGER J-Link debugger provides an integrated route for development and debugging.

USB is used for both power and data connection. The accompanying GUI is designed to display sensor output in real time and supports measurement recording, data logging, and CSV export. These functions make the board suitable for capturing sensor data during setup, characterization, or comparative testing.

The platform also supports magnetic sensor add-ons, providing a path to extend an evaluation setup with compatible add-on hardware.

Applications

• Exploring linear magnetic-field sensing with the XENSIV TLI55950
• Recording and reviewing magnetic-sensor output during laboratory measurements
• Logging sensor data for later analysis through CSV export
• Developing and debugging microcontroller-based sensor evaluation setups
• Testing compatible magnetic sensor add-ons alongside the evaluation kit

Design considerations

The evaluation kit is built around an XMC4200 microcontroller and includes an onboard SEGGER J-Link debugger, reducing the need for a separate debugger during supported development work. USB serves as the power and data interface, so integration planning should account for a host connection when using the GUI, real-time output display, or logging functions.

Because the kit evaluates a contactless, galvanically isolated linear magnetic sensor, the physical magnetic-field arrangement remains an important part of any test setup. Users should consider how the sensor will be exposed to the field being measured and how recorded data will be used when configuring experiments.

Availability and further information

Further technical details are available through the Mouser Electronics source link and the datasheet link provided on this page. The datasheet/user manual is the appropriate reference for kit setup, GUI operation, supported add-ons, and evaluation procedures.