Electronics designers and purchasing or
procurement managers seek smaller, simpler, and more integrated
current-sensing designs. The INA700 digital power monitor with EZShunt™ technology vastly decreases a
designer's overall design size and design time. In the past, designers
typically needed to purchase multiple ICs, including an analog-to-digital
converter (ADC) and a shunt resistor, to achieve the same function.
What Does INA700
Provide to a System?
- The smallest
current sensor in the industry with an integrated shunt at
1.24 mm × 1.32 mm, small enough to fit within the footprint
of a 1206 shunt resistor and 74% smaller than the INA234 and
a 1206 resistor combined
- Simplified layout
and design complexity as Kelvin or 4-wire connections are
removed, a technique that reduces measurement error when
using traditional current sensors
- Excellent
measurement accuracy:
- ±0.65% maximum system current sense gain error
at 5 A
- 2.0-mA maximum offset current
- 250-µA/°C maximum offset drift
- In discrete
current-sensing implementations, the resistor alone
contributes an average of 1% tolerance or error, making the
measurement accuracy of INA700 excellent before considering
the amplifier or signal chain of other discrete
components
- Integration of a
shunt resistor shrinks the bill of materials and PCB area
required versus traditional current sense devices
- Active
calibration of measurement error due to resistor temperature
drift, the INA700 device renders system calibration of a
shunt resistor and current sensor unnecessary
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Recommended Parts
Part
Number |
Automotive
Qualified |
Features |
Maximum
Current at
25°C |
Package (Dimensions) |
INA700 |
N/A |
Measures
current, bus voltage, power, energy, charge, and
die temperature |
±15
A |
PowerWCSP-10 (1.24
mm × 1.32 mm) |