Hi Team,
My customer is using OPA192 for high side current sensing like below, about the gain setting resistors, how to determine the appropriate value?
What should be taken into account if we choose small resistors?
Regards,
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Hi Team,
My customer is using OPA192 for high side current sensing like below, about the gain setting resistors, how to determine the appropriate value?
What should be taken into account if we choose small resistors?
Regards,
Hi Charles,
the major issue here is the common mode rejection. With discrete resistors the common mode rejection will be about 40dB with 1%-toleranced resistors and 60dB with 0.1%-toleranced resistors. I would heavily recommend to use a specialized TI's current sense amplifier. They offer a common mode rejection of up to 140dB, because these resistors are processed on the same die and are nearly identical:
https://www.ti.com/amplifier-circuit/current-sense/analog-output/products.html
Kai
Hi Charles,
If for some reason you don't want or can't go with a current shunt monitor IC having inclusive resistors as Kai's recommends we can revisit using a precision op amp and external resistors.
Regards, Thomas
Precision Amplifiers Applications Engineering