Reference Design for Powering the Hot Side of an Isolated Current Shunt Monitor

(ACTIVE) TIPD121

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Description

This TI Precision Reference Design provides a user-side solution for providing power to the hot side of an isolated current shunt monitor. The first step in creating an isolated current sense solution, is to provide power to the primary side of the sensor. This reference design will go through the steps in selecting a transformer, rectifying diodes and filter components necessary for providing a low cost 'off the shelf' solution to a common problem.

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Features
  • Provides 5.0VISO @ 10mA (min) from 3.3V User Power
  • Single 3.3V or 5.0V Supply Solution
  • Utilizes AMC1200/1100 Isolation Amplifiers and ADS1203/1204 Delta-Sigma Modulators
     

      This Precision Reference Design Includes:

    • Theory
    • Component Selection
    • TINA-TI Simulation
    • Modification Options


    

TI Devices (2)

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Part Number Name Product Family
AMC1200  4kV peak Isolated Amplifier for Current Shunt Measurements  Amplifiers and Linear 
SN6501  Transformer Driver for Isolated Power Supplies  Converter (Integrated Switch) 


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User Guides (1)
Title Abstract Type Size (KB) Date Views TI Recommends
PDF 499 18 Jun 2013 1,259
More Literature (2)
Title Abstract Type Size (KB) Date Views
PDF 95 06 Sep 2013 34
PDF 43 06 Sep 2013 48
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Development Tools (1)

Name Part Number Tool Type
SPICE-Based Analog Simulation Program  TINA-TI  Circuit Design & Simulation 

Software (1)



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