High accuracy is achievable, but depends significantly on the number of calibration points used. A good starting point to estimate the spacing (in degrees) needed between calibration points for a desired peak-to-peak accuracy (in degrees) is found using Equation 5, based on experimental data collected with the DRV5055. This equation uses peak-to-peak error, so a peak-to-peak accuracy of 1° gives an approximate error of ±0.5°. With a lookup table calibration, the spacing between calibration points must not be greater than 30°, or the error may be unpredictable.
Equation 5.
High resolution is possible (depending on ADC)
Results come in degrees
Accuracy is also affected by physical setup (when using one sensor) and magnet selection