INA196AQDBVRQ1 Overview

Buck boost converter is embedded in the Tape & Reel (TR) package.Depending on how SC-74A, SOT-753 packages voltage regulator, voltage regulator will be packaged in the same way.This electronic part is mounted in the way of Surface Mount.The operating temperature should not exceed -40°C~125°C.Voltages of -16V~80V can be input as input voltages in this module.An example of this is the 5 termination, which is a procedure in which a transmission line is terminated with a voltage regulator that is equal in impedance to the line characteristics.There is a INA196 family member who is related to current regulator.Computers and other communication constant current regulators use 5 pins, which are pronged contacts.Compared to the last few years, the number of channels has grown strong/weak: 1.A maximum supply voltage of 18V can be supported by it.Operational Amplifier, which is a part that contains all of these current regulations, is included in this part.In order for it to operate, 2.7V has to be the minimum supply voltage.It is of this type that the Automotive, AEC-Q100 series FPGAs are.The Amplifier type of this electrical buck boost converter is OPERATIONAL AMPLIFIER.During its operation, 950μA is reached by the operating supply current.Basically, current regulation is made up of 2 elements.26.02dB voltage gains are the simple ratios of output voltage to input voltage in a current regulation.There is no matter what external influences are present, it consumes 370μA of quiescent current.

INA196AQDBVRQ1 Features

Tape & Reel (TR) package
INA196 family
The maximal supply voltage of 18V
Automotive, AEC-Q100 series
2 elements

INA196AQDBVRQ1 Applications

There are a lot of Texas Instruments INA196AQDBVRQ1 Current Regulation/Managements applications.

• Industrial applications current measurement
• Suspension controls
• Over-current measurement
• Motor controls
• Battery management
• Smart battery packs
• Power supply current measurement
• Vehicle dynamic controls
• Current sensing
• Battery chargers