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INA333: About the minimum input at Vcc =3.3V/G=1

Part Number: INA333


Hello,

 

Regarding to the minimum input on INA333 at Vcc =3.3V and G=1,my customer is asking a question.

They will refer figure.21/23 in datasheet but it is at Vcc=1.8/5.0V condition.

(Question)

Do you have a data at "Vcc =3.3V" condition?

Or is there other method for estimation at Vcc =3.3V?

 


 

Regards,

Tao2199

  • Hi Tao,

    we offer a very useful tool for INAs, the Vcm vs. Vout Calculator for Instrumentation Amplifier.

    It is free and can be downloaded from ti.com

    In your case the INA333 has a minimum input voltage of 50mV differential for Vcm=1.65V.

    For any variations in supply voltage, just use the calculator! The attached picture is an example of the calculator.

    I hope this helps.

    Best,

    Miriam

  • Hello Tao,

    The minimum input voltage with VCM at 1.65V is 50mV(diff).  We have a calculator INA device that generate the common-mode range vs output voltage.  I have attached a screenshot of the graph with the parameters specified in the thread.  I have also attached the link below for downloading the calculator. 

    www.ti.com/.../ina-cmv-calc vs vout ina&tisearch=Search-EN

    Best regards,

    Errol Leon

    Texas Instruments

    Precision Op Amp Applications