Part Number: INA229 Does this part support multi register burst reads? Or does each parameter read require a separate SPI transaction?
Thanks!
Austin Allen
Hello,
Here are my responses to your questions:
Q1) Those grounds would be the same.
Q2) That diagram shows a high level block diagram and not all the inner circuitry, but generally current would flow to GND.
Q3) The two grounds in Figure 8-2 need to…
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