Hi team,
Please kindly suggest if TI has solution that is integrated 4 amps, and the pins can undertake 100V.
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Hi team,
Please kindly suggest if TI has solution that is integrated 4 amps, and the pins can undertake 100V.
Hello Sean,
I am not clear on what an "integrated 4 amps" device might be. Please be more descriptive of what type of IC you are inquiring about. What type of circuit is being designed?
Please add as much detail as possible.
Thank you,
~Leonard
Hi Leonard,
The amp will be used on the design current sensing for LM5170, the DCDC input voltage is 48-72V Vin. Thanks a lot!
Hi Sean,
Now I understand, you want 4 AMPLIFIERS in one package, I first read this as a CURRENT requirement of 4 Amps and did not understand what device was to handle 4 amperes.
An OpAmp expert will be assisting now.
Regards,
~Leonard
Why aren't you looking at current sense amplifiers - here is a quick search,
http://www.ti.com/amplifier-circuit/current-sense/products.html?pqs=paqs&familyid=3170#p726max=40;80
Sean,
What happens to the output of the current sense amplifier? Why four op amps when one op amp can do current sense?
Unless the outputs of the quad op amp need to be up to 72V, it would be better to use an high voltage LDO to drop the input voltage down to 30V or even 5V where the selection of op amps is the largest.
We do have three single channel >=100V op amps. All op amp list sorted by max supply voltage is URL below
http://www.ti.com/amplifier-circuit/op-amps/products.html&sort=p1261max;desc
The highest voltage quad amp is 44V
[Edit: that link didn't work, try http://www.ti.com/amplifier-circuit/op-amps/products.html
then click on "supply voltage max" to sort the list.]