Part Number: TMCS1108 I have been testing TMCS1108A4U as a higher-sensitivity pin-compatible replacement for Allegro ACS71240, but found "unexpected behaviour" when a neighbouring relay (about half an inch away) was switched on - output voltage corresponding…
Part Number: TMCS1108 Hi team,
Purpose: I would like to confirm the impact of PCB layout on measurement accuracy for TMCS1108.
Background / Setup: I am considering a layout where the current path is routed as indicated by the red arrow in the figure…
Part Number: TMCS1108 Hi team,
Purpose I would like to understand how the orientation of the current-carrying conductor affects measurement error in TMCS1108.
Background / Setup
Assume a PCB layout where the current flows in the direction shown…
Part Number: TMCS1108 Tool/software: hello , i am looking for information regarding the made in for this part, as it is missing on the label
i hope someone can explain me why !
thank you
regards
aliette
Part Number: TMCS1108 Other Parts Discussed in Thread: TMCS1101 Hello,
I'm building the footprint for this part and I would like to ask the creepage clearance to use because based on page 34 of datasheet there are two clearances. Usually in your datasheet…
Part Number: TMCS1108 Hi
I'm using the TMCS1108A3U in a design (3.3V supply), the current will always flow in one direction, hence using the unidirectional part.
Under a fault condition or operator abuse there could be reverse current flow of ~500mA…
Part Number: TMCS1108
Hi team,
Purpose: To understand the relationship between horizontal distance and measurement error.
www.ti.com/.../sboa518.pdf
Questions:
Why does the error reach its minimum at around 30 mm?
Is there a theoretical…
Part Number: TMCS1108 Dear Team,
I would like to use the TMCS1108A4X current sensor to measure 50 Hz AC current. My question is that which version is the fit solution? Unidirectonal or bidirectional? If I understood well, If I would use bidirectonal…
Part Number: TMCS1108
Hi team,
My customer is observing an issue where the device shuts down when the current flowing into the IN pin is approximately 0.75 A, while the device operates normally when the current is around 0.6 A.
Based on this…
Part Number: TMCS1108 Hi team,
I have a question regarding the layout concept shown in the attached figure.
As my understanding of the explanation, is it correct to say that the ideal layout is to make the current flow direction as close as possible…