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The INA296B3IDR is a bidirectional current sense amplifier from the Texas Instruments INA296x family, housed in an 8-pin SOIC package. It features a fixed gain of 50 V/V and operates with a common-mode voltage range from -5V to 110V. The device supports a supply voltage between 2.7V and 20V, drawing a typical quiescent current of 2.5mA. Key electrical specifications include a bandwidth of 1.1MHz, a slew rate of 8V/µs, and a maximum gain error of ±0.1% over the operating temperature range of -40°C to +125°C.
Verify that the ordering suffix IDR corresponds to the SOIC-8 package variant. Confirm the B version designation aligns with the required accuracy specifications, specifically the ±0.1% maximum gain error limit. Ensure the component meets the necessary thermal and environmental standards for the intended deployment environment before finalizing procurement.
Select this part when a fixed 50 V/V gain is optimal for the system's shunt resistor value and output dynamic range requirements. The B version offers higher gain error tolerance compared to the A version but maintains sufficient precision for many industrial applications. Consider the SOIC-8 package if board space constraints favor standard surface-mount footprints over smaller alternatives like SOT-23 or VSSOP.
This component belongs to the INA296x series of ultra-precise, bidirectional current sense amplifiers designed for high-voltage and high-speed applications. The series provides multiple gain options to accommodate various sensing configurations while maintaining consistent performance metrics such as bandwidth and input bias current across all gain variants.
INA296A3IDR: Offers superior accuracy with lower gain error and offset voltage specifications.
It measures the differential voltage across a shunt resistor in both directions by utilizing reference pins to set the output baseline, allowing positive and negative current detection relative to the reference voltage.
The device supports a common-mode voltage range from -5V to 110V, which is independent of the power supply voltage applied to the VS pin.