INA199A3DCKR Overview

There is a package called Tape & Reel (TR) that contains buck boost converter.Voltage regulator is packaged in the way of 6-TSSOP, SC-88, SOT-363.Surface Mount is used to mount this current regulator on the board.Current regulator is recommended that the operating temperature not exceed -40°C~125°C.The input voltage of -0.3V~26V is supported as an input voltage.6 terminations are a standard way of terminating transmission lines, in which a voltage regulator is used that matches the characteristic impedance of the line in order to terminate the transmission line.There are two types of INA199s in this family.Computers and other communication constant current regulators use 6 pins, which are pronged contacts.This electronic part is mounted in the way of Surface Mount.Providing that it is powered by a 5VV power supply, the constant current should work without any problems.This power converter employs an analog IC called POWER SUPPLY SUPPORT CIRCUIT.Channels are becoming stronger/weaker based on the following statistics: 1.As long as 26V is supplied with the maximum voltage, it is supported.In order for it to operate, 2.5V has to be the minimum supply voltage.It reaches 65μA when the operating supply current is supplied.It reaches 5mA when the maximum supply current (Isup) that can be supplied for current regulation's operation can be obtained.Essentially, current regulation is made up of 1 elements.In current regulations, 46.02dB voltage gains can be seen as a simple ratio of the output voltage to the input voltage.

INA199A3DCKR Features

Tape & Reel (TR) package
INA199 family
The maximal supply voltage of 26V
1 elements

INA199A3DCKR Applications

There are a lot of Texas Instruments INA199A3DCKR Current Regulation/Managements applications.

• DC-to-dc converters
• Over-current protection
• Level translating
• Automotive current measurement
• Smart battery packs
• Industrial applications current measurement
• Over current monitor
• Motor controls
• Vehicle dynamic controls
• Over current monitor