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INA213CQDCKRQ1

TIINA213CQDCKRQ1

Texas Instruments
Current Sense Amplifier 1 Circuit Single-Ended SC-70-6
Active3,597 in stock

Overview

The INA213CQDCKRQ1 is an automotive-qualified, high-side or low-side voltage-output current-shunt monitor. This zero-drift amplifier can sense drops across shunts at common-mode voltages from -0.3V to 26V, independent of the supply voltage. It is AEC-Q100 qualified and functional safety-capable, making it suitable for rigorous vehicle and industrial environments.

Why Choose This Part

The zero-drift architecture ensures high accuracy with an offset voltage that remains stable over the full -40C to 125C temperature range. Its low supply current of 65uA (typical) and small SC70-6 package enable high-density power monitoring in space-constrained designs.

Applications

Body Control Modules
Monitoring load currents in automotive power distribution systems to detect faults or overcurrent conditions.
Precision Motor Control
Phase current sensing in brushless DC motor controllers for steering or pump applications.
Valve Control
Providing feedback for solenoid and valve actuators in hydraulic or pneumatic industrial systems.
Battery Management Systems
Monitoring charge and discharge currents in low-voltage battery packs to ensure safe operating limits.

Key Specifications

Slew Rate 0.4V/us
Output Type Single-Ended
Mounting Type Surface Mount
Amplifier Type Current Sense
Package / Case 6-TSSOP, SC-88, SOT-363
Current - Supply 65uA
Number of Circuits 1
Current - Input Bias 28 uA
Operating Temperature -40degC ~ 125degC
Gain Bandwidth Product 80 kHz
Voltage - Input Offset 5 uV
Supplier Device Package SC-70-6
Voltage - Supply Span (Max) 26 V
Voltage - Supply Span (Min) 2.7 V

Getting Started

To evaluate this part, use a 0.1uF bypass capacitor placed close to the V+ pin and select a shunt resistor that keeps the maximum differential input voltage within the linear range of the 50V/V gain. Standard prototype boards for SC-70 packages can be used for initial breadboarding before moving to a dedicated PCB with Kelvin connections to the shunt resistor.

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