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INA233: Asking for the INA233 response time

SHH
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Part Number: INA233

Asking for the INA233 design

 

 

Hi Team,

Customer is designing INA233

Would you please provide comment for the following questions?

  1. Customer’s MCU spend around 102ms to get new data from the loading plug-in, and MCU detect INA233 every 10ms. How fast that MCU can read the INA233 once the loading from 0A to 3A?
  2. How's INA233 response time? from input to ADC and ADC to register?

 

 

BR,

SHH

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    TI__Mastermind 26650 points

    Hello SHH,

    1. I am not sure I understand the first question. The MCU can read the INA233 as fast as the SCL frequency will allow. The maximum specified operating SCL frequency is 400kHz for the INA233.

    2. The INA233 response time is a function of how the part is programmed: the operating mode (shunt only or shunt & bus), the conversion time (tCT) and the number of averages (N). The conversion times account for the signal sampling, acquisition, and register updating. So if you want the fastest possible sampling of the shunt voltage, then you will set the operating mode to "Shunt voltage, continuous" (see Table 27 of datasheet), set shunt voltage conversion time to 140µs (Table 26), and the number of averages to 1 (Table 24). As long as the MCU reads the INA233 every 140µs, the system can sample the shunt voltage every 140µs. 

    If the mode is changed to Shunt and bus voltage and the bus voltage tCT is also 140µs, continuous, then new data is available to read by MCU every 2*140µs = 280µs.

    If the averages is changed to 3 and mode is still Shunt and bus voltage, continuous, then new data is available every 3*2*140µs =840µs.

    See sections 7.3.2 and 7.4.3 for more explanation as to how registers are update and alerts are reported.

    Sincerely,

    Peter