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INA199A1DCKR

TIINA199A1DCKR

Texas Instruments
Amplifier Circuit SC-70-6
NRND29,547 in stock

Overview

The INA199A1DCKR is a zero-drift, voltage-output current-shunt monitor designed for bidirectional current sensing. It can sense drops across shunts at common-mode voltages from -0.3V to 26V, independent of the supply voltage. The device operates on a low quiescent current of 100uA and provides a fixed gain of 50V/V.

Why Choose This Part

The zero-drift architecture allows for high accuracy with a 1.5 percent maximum gain error across the full temperature range of -40C to 125C. Its small SC70 package and low 100uA current consumption make it ideal for space-constrained, battery-powered applications.

Applications

Notebook and Cell Phone Power Monitoring
Precisely tracks battery discharge and charging currents in portable electronics.
Wireless Charging Transmitters
Monitors input current in Qi-compliant charging pads to ensure efficient power transfer and safety.
Telecom Equipment
Provides high-side or low-side current monitoring for power distribution units and line cards.
Battery Chargers
Integrated into charging circuits to provide feedback for constant current regulation loops.

Key Specifications

Mounting Type Surface Mount
Package / Case 6-TSSOP, SC-88, SOT-363
Operating Temperature -40degC ~ 125degC
Supplier Device Package SC-70-6

Getting Started

To evaluate this part, use a high-precision shunt resistor matched to your maximum expected current and the 50V/V gain. Ensure the REF pin is tied to ground for unidirectional sensing or to a mid-supply voltage for bidirectional monitoring. Texas Instruments offers the INA199EVM evaluation module for rapid prototyping.

INA199A1 Family

Also available as: INA199A1DCKT

Also Consider

INA180A1IDBVR TITexas Instruments - A more cost-optimized solution for high-side current sensing with a higher 350kHz bandwidth.
MAX44284FAWT+T Maxim Integrated - Features even lower quiescent current (21uA) for extremely power-sensitive IoT applications.
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