Hi Javier,
Javier Contreras4 said: I would recommend you order samples of the INA241A or INA241B .
Are you saying samples from TI ?
I can not find any in Digikey.
Part Number: INA2181 Other Parts Discussed in Thread: INA181 Hi,
I am trying to do simulation with TI TINA tool for INA2181 IC. I am not getting exact model for the same.
Please let me know where can I get the model?
Or Can I use two INA181 chips in…
Part Number: INA2181-Q1 Other Parts Discussed in Thread: INA2181 , INA240 Hi team: Now we have problem at INA2818 application.
We use INA2181 for solenoid high side current amplifier at automotive product, the SCH like this.
The INA2181 have two failure…
Part Number: INA2181 Other Parts Discussed in Thread: INA2290 Are the channels in the multi-channel devices matched in any way?
I'm trying to get two analog signals to have as similar of offset and gain errors introduced by the front end parts, and I need…
Part Number: INA2181 Other Parts Discussed in Thread: INA2290 , INA181 Hi E2E Team,
my customer designed schematic with INA2181, they want to verify and simulate it.
the schematic is below;
the results in customer was;
1mA input in INA2181 => 200mV …
Part Number: INA2181 Hi Sir,
My customer would like using 2pcs INA2181 for gaming application.
Do you have document for how to consider/what different between Unidirectional and Bidirectional?
Thanks, Ian.
Part Number: INA2181 Hi team,
Could you please help check the nonlinearity error dirft value and max nonlinearity error@25C? I cannot find these two value in the datasheet. Thanks.
BR,
Charles Lin
Part Number: INA2181-Q1 What would be the expected thermal stability /drift of the Gain value when external resistors are added at the inputs of these amplifiers for filtering? (For example, two 10-Ohm resistors, per datasheet example at 9.1.3 Signal …
Part Number: INA191 Other Parts Discussed in Thread: INA2191 , INA2181 Hi,
I am planning to use this device with a shunt resistor for measuring a 54 V battery current. Would it be any problem if I do this measurement in the negative terminal of the battery…
