Part Number: AMC1100 Other Parts Discussed in Thread: AMC1200 , AMC3330 Tool/software: Hello,
I'm looking for the AMC1100 PSpice model.
It seems not part of the PSpice for TI installation. (Only AMC1200 and higher numbers)
The AMC1100 downloadable…
It looks like you are suggesting the short the GND1 with the SHUNT-, please remember that my GND1 is also connected with main AC power supply which is generating +5V for the AMC1100 to operating, so if I write what I understand is GND1 of my +5V will…
Part Number: AMC1100
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Hi everybody,
I use two AMC1100 to measure isolated voltages in our PCB.
I used in the past AMC1100 without problem, but I'm facing some issue regarding the gain of the isolation amplifier. I report the schematic…
Part Number: AMC1100 Tool/software: Hi,
I am currently using the AMC1100DUBR isolation amplifier with voltage measurement circuit, and I have a query regarding its isolation specifications. It is stated that the isolation voltage is 3000 volts, but its…
Hi Alexander, Any feedback on schematic shared. Need to know can we use AMC1100 for 2xL-L measurement? Your feedback will real help to close my design.
Amol
Part Number: AMC1100 Tool/software: Dear Forum,
I use a AMC1100 for current sensing. Input is cross 250mOhms and additionally two anti parallel diodes. Supply is regulated 5V made direct on the same PCB from 16V on primary side and 3V3 (system supply…
Part Number: AMC1100 Hello,
What is the technology of the AMC1100?
Do you get a photo of the AMC1100 internal construction (position of die)?
Thanks a lot beforehand.
Part Number: AMC1100 Other Parts Discussed in Thread: ADC161S626 , OPA2388-Q1 Hi,
I've chosen an operational amplifier (opamp) that can convert a 10V analog signal to a lower voltage, which will be fed into an isolated differential amplifier. The resulting…
Part Number: AMC1100 Other Parts Discussed in Thread: AMC1200EVM , AMC3301 Hello everyone,
I am controlling the speed of an AC motor using a dimmer, but I want to be able to measure the AC voltage of the motor, I thought about using a current transformer…
