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The INA296B4QDRQ1 is a bidirectional current sense amplifier from the Texas Instruments INA296x-Q1 family, designed for high-precision measurements in automotive and industrial environments. It features a wide common-mode voltage range of -5V to 110V, independent of the supply voltage. The device operates on a single supply between 2.7V and 20V with a quiescent current of 2.5mA. Key electrical parameters include a gain of 100V/V, a bandwidth of 1.1MHz, and a slew rate of 8V/µs. It meets AEC-Q100 Grade 1 standards for operation from -40°C to +125°C.
Verify the specific suffix 'QDRQ1' corresponds to the SOIC-8 package and tape-and-reel shipping configuration. Confirm that the B-grade accuracy specifications align with system requirements, as they differ from the A-grade variants. Ensure the design accounts for the specified thermal resistance values for the selected package to maintain reliability within the -40°C to +125°C operating range.
Select this component when bidirectional current sensing is required with a fixed gain of 100V/V. The B-grade version offers higher gain error tolerance compared to the A-grade variant; verify if this meets precision needs. Consider the 1.1MHz bandwidth for applications requiring fast fault detection. Ensure the supply voltage remains within 2.7V to 20V while accommodating the -5V to 110V common-mode input range.
This part belongs to the INA296x-Q1 series of ultra-precise, bidirectional current sense amplifiers qualified for automotive applications. The series includes multiple gain options ranging from 10V/V to 200V/V. The 'B' designation indicates the B-grade accuracy tier, which has different offset and gain error specifications compared to the A-grade devices. All variants share the same high-speed performance and wide common-mode voltage capabilities.
INA296A4QDRQ1: Offers higher precision with lower offset voltage and gain error but may have different cost implications.
The device supports an operational common-mode voltage range from -5V to 110V.
Yes, it is a bidirectional amplifier capable of measuring voltage drops across shunt resistors for both positive and negative current directions.