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The INA296A1QDRQ1 is a bidirectional, ultra-precise current-sense amplifier from Texas Instruments, designed for high-voltage applications. It operates with a common-mode voltage range of -5 V to 110 V and supports a supply voltage between 2.7 V and 20 V. The device features a fixed gain of 10 V/V, a 1.1 MHz bandwidth, and a maximum input offset voltage of 5 µV. It is qualified under AEC-Q100 standards for automotive use and functions within a temperature range of -40°C to +125°C.
Verify the specific suffix QDRQ1 confirms AEC-Q100 automotive qualification and SOIC-8 packaging. Ensure the design accounts for the 10 V/V fixed gain setting. Confirm moisture sensitivity level handling during assembly. Cross-reference the datasheet for thermal dissipation requirements in the selected package. Validate that the -5 V to 110 V common-mode range matches the system's rail specifications.
Select this component when bidirectional sensing is required alongside high common-mode voltage tolerance. The 10 V/V gain suits applications where the shunt voltage is relatively large compared to the ADC reference. Consider the 5 µV offset voltage for high-accuracy low-current measurements. The 1.1 MHz bandwidth allows for detecting fast transients in switching power supplies. Evaluate the SOIC-8 footprint against available PCB space constraints.
This part belongs to the INA296x family of super-precision bidirectional current-sense amplifiers. The 'A' designation indicates tighter accuracy specifications compared to standard variants. The 'Q1' suffix denotes automotive grade qualification. The 'DRQ1' suffix specifies the SOIC-8 package and tape-and-reel delivery format suitable for automated assembly processes.
Yes, it is a bidirectional amplifier designed to measure both positive and negative currents flowing through the sense resistor.
The INA296A1 variant has a fixed internal gain of 10 V/V.
Yes, it supports a common-mode voltage range starting from -5 V, allowing operation in negative voltage environments.