INA214: Inquire P2P high voltage solution

Hello Edward,
Thanks for reaching out on the forum. I am not sure what you mean by p2p. As for a TI-design, there are not any that I am aware. Some people may attempt to use a voltage divider between the shunt resistor and the device, but we typically advise against that. Why not use the INA240? It comes in a 100V/V gain, has a lower offset, and can handle up to 80V common mode without any supporting workaround chips.

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Patrick Simmons, TI Sensing Products Applications Support

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In reply to user4773172:

Hello user4773172,

Unfortunately we do not. The closest we have is the INA190, which can handle a common mode of 40V.

Best Regards,

Patrick Simmons, TI Sensing Products Applications Support

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