Part Number: INA199-Q1 Other Parts Discussed in Thread: INA199 Hi team,
customer use INA199 in the project and want to know how long the delay time it will produce in the circuit below.
Part Number: INA199 Hi Team,
My customer needs suggestions about the INA199 layout.
Since the distance between PADs is 7.88mil, is there any suggest trace width or layout guide for reference.
There is no related layout suggestion about this question. …
Part Number: INA199 I have an INA199B3DCKR that is measuring the current through a 1 Ohm resistor, the current varies between 0 to 120mA.
I have confirmed that I'm getting the expected voltage drop across the 1 Ohm resistor but the output of the INA199…
Part Number: INA199 I have redesigned my schematic to check the high side of the switch but I'm still seeing the output stuck at 0.03V. I'm looking at the inputs of the voltage pins and the voltage is rippling above 26V for ~20ns when the switches…
Part Number: INA199 Hi Experts,
Customer application schematic is like this. The REF pin add a positive voltage 1.65V.
The waveform is like this(Green waveform is the Current from SGND to LGND. Blue waveform is OUT pin voltage). The question is that…
Hi Prashaant,
Prashaant Yerrapragada said: Also is there any standard recommended value for Rs and Cf values that we can go ahead and try.
Section 8.4.1 of the datasheet recommends Rs < 10 Ω. You can determine Cf from the cutoff frequency equation:…
Part Number: INA139 Other Parts Discussed in Thread: INA199 Hi,
I'm choosing a current sense amp.
INA139's GAIN can be set by external RL.
INA199's GAIN is fixed with different version.
When should I choose INA139 and when should I choose…
Part Number: INA199 Other Parts Discussed in Thread: OPA325 Hi Team,
Can you please help check the circuit below?
The circuit uses INA199A1DCKR to monitor the current charging for a battery. But the issue is that the raw ADC reading was very noisy and…
Part Number: INA199 Hi,
My customer used the INA199, V+ is 10V, and +Vo and CN1 are the detection voltage difference.
At present, they often encounter the problem of IC damage. Is the current peripheral application correct?