Part Number: INA149-EP Other Parts Discussed in Thread: INA149 Tool/software: Hi,
I am trying to use INA149 as a current sensor. I preferred INA149 for its high VCM capability. I want to use an unidirectional power supply, VCC= +5V. This is the model…
Part Number: INA149 Tool/software: I received the INA149 simulation model from the web and ran it. The offset voltage is listed as 350uV in the datasheet as a typical value. The result is 50uV for the TINA model and 60uV for the PSpice model. There is…
Part Number: INA149 Other Parts Discussed in Thread: , TMCS1133 Tool/software: Hello, I have an issue that look like a saturation using the INA149 in an in-line full bridge current measurement. I apply 180Vpk AC to a 50 Ohm load and it give me 3,6A peak…
Part Number: INA149 Other Parts Discussed in Thread: TPS65133 , BQ76942 Tool/software: Hi,
I would like to use multiple INA149s to monitor the cell voltages of a 9S battery pack (3.35V - 4.45V/cell), by shifting the cell voltages down to a GND reference…
Part Number: INA149 There is no chamfering on the top side of the device's exterior. Could this be due to a difference in the new manufacturing process?
Part Number: INA149 Hi team,
1, according to the screenshot, if Vs=±15V, the output is ±4V
RL=1K seems have smaller gain error than RL=2K.
Can we say:the smaller the RL, the smaller the gain error?
2. Could you share typ or max gain error for…
Part Number: INA149 Tool/software: Hello Ti,
We are using a TI INA149 in a circuit, see snipped below, and I need advice on the maximum differential input range. We are using this circuit with differential input voltages from 3V to around 6V just fine…
Part Number: INA149 Tool/software: Dear Tech Support,
I am a researcher at ETH Zurich working on developing a Howland stimulator with a bootstrap configuration, inspired by Marshall Trout's howland research and schematic ( https://www.nature.com/articles…
Part Number: INA149 Tool/software: Figure 3 of the data sheet for INA149 shows common mode range for various + & - supply voltages. I will use a single supply at 12V instead. Does that mean I still get the same + common mode voltage support as is shown…