Part Number: INA213 Other Parts Discussed in Thread: INA299 Dear Sir
Could you please check the INA213 circuit? Below is our schematic.
If this is not within your responsibility, could you please add the owner to the discussion for confirmation? …
Part Number: INA213-Q1 Other Parts Discussed in Thread: INA213 , TINA-TI Hello TI engineer
In one of our projects, we are using the INA213BQDCKRQ1 for current monitoring. The analog output signal from this device is sampled by the ADC128S102QML ADC…
Part Number: INA213 Other Parts Discussed in Thread: INA791 , LMP8646 , LMP8645 Tool/software: Dear TI Engineer,
I hope this email finds you well. I am a circuit design engineer working with the INA213, and I have a few questions regarding this chip…
Part Number: INA213 Hello, we are trying to calibrate out the offset error by forcing the current to zero. The implementation is based on discussion in this thread: https://e2e.ti.com/support/amplifiers-group/amplifiers/f/amplifiers-forum/1490146/ina240…
Part Number: INA213 Dear team,
The INA213AIDCKT op amp chip is used in this scenario: IN+ is connected to the negative terminal of the device under test to measure its quiescent current. The device under test draws 8mA during normal operation and drops…
Part Number: INA213 Other Parts Discussed in Thread: LM258 , LM235 Tool/software: Dear TIer,
I would like to design a constant current mode Buck converter and implement the current loop using the INA213 and LM258.
Could you help me review the R…
Part Number: INA213 Other Parts Discussed in Thread: UCC29002 Tool/software: Customer is wondering to know if INA213 is able to implement load sharing for AC-DC 100W total output by two individual 50W power supply.
RD has considered UCC29002 to implement…
Part Number: INA213 Other Parts Discussed in Thread: INA210 In our application, we used INA210CQDCKRQ1,
The input signal is a PWM signal:
1) Freq=60KHz, Duty cycle=50%, Test VOUT=5V,
2) When reducing Freq=14KHz, Test VOUT is normal signal waveform…
Part Number: INA213 Tool/software: 1.As the following schematic diagram below, how many is the maximum supply ( red circle inside shown) voltage ? Could we use 400v or 600V for the supply ?
Thanks,
John
