Part Number: AMC3301 Tool/software:
Dear
I have a question regarding the thermal performance of the AMC3301 device mentioned in the "Safety Limiting Values" table. Specifically, how does the device's thermal performance change when mounted on different…
Part Number: AMC3301 Tool/software: Dear e2e Support,
Could you provide more details on the Rind characteristics?
Specifically about the accuracy and temperature coefficient value.
Regards,
Part Number: AMC3311-Q1 Other Parts Discussed in Thread: AMC3330 , AMC3311
Tool/software:
Hello Experts,
I have attached a snippet of the circuit here,
The idea is to measure the DC voltage which unfortunately, has a common mode component in it. The…
Part Number: AMC3301-Q1 Other Parts Discussed in Thread: AMC3301 Tool/software: Hello,
In testing several new PCBs using this device, a fraction of the circuits exhibit instability, which is shown in the attached video. The trace is DCDC_OUT (high side…
Dear Eva!
Eva Mason said: May I ask what your application is that you want to measure two ranges?
I see I was unspecific in this concern. Indeed, it is NOT necessary to measure both ranges simultaneously - instead we strive for a device where the user…
Part Number: AMC3301 Tool/software: AMC3301 is used for AC-current sensing of a EV fast-charging station. I am looking for TI solution with similar spec. as AMC3301 but also with over current protection. Thank you.
Part Number: AMC3301-Q1 Other Parts Discussed in Thread: AMC3301 , AMC3311 Dear expert,
attach my voltage sensing design using AMC3301 device.
My input power range Vdc = 40V to 160V.
below the data measure during input power =80V.
Is my design OK?
Thank…
Part Number: AMC3301 Other Parts Discussed in Thread: AMC1300 , AMC3330 Hi experts,
Can HLDO of AMC3301 drive the high side power supply of another AMC1300?
I see that supply current of AMC1300 is about 6mA.
BR
Jim
Part Number: AMC3301
Hi,
I am already planning to use AMC3301 for the phase current shunts, but i wish to extend them also for voltage measurment of the dc link positive and negative with respect to NP midpoint.
Would this be OK way to construct this…
