INA199B2DCKT Overview

Including buck boost converter in package Tape & Reel (TR) is a good idea.Voltage regulator is packaged in the way of 6-TSSOP, SC-88, SOT-363.There is a Surface Mount mounted on this current regulator.There should be no temperature above -40°C~125°C at the time of operation.Current regulator is possible to use a voltage input of -0.1V~26V for the input.As well as 6 terminations, there are also 6 terminations, which are the practice of terminating a transmission line with a voltage regulator that matches the characteristic impedance of the transmission line.There are two types of INA199s in this family.6-pins are pronged contacts that form part of a computer's or other constant current regulator's signal interface.In this example, the current regulator has been mounted using Surface Mount.The supply voltage of this electrical constant current is 5V.Analog IC POWER SUPPLY SUPPORT CIRCUIT is used in this power converter.The number of channels is growing both strongly and weakly: 1.26V's maximum supply voltage can be supported by this buck boost converter.This buck boost converter is designed to operate with a minimal supply voltage of 2.5V as its input voltage.The Zero-Drift series of FPGAs fall into this category.When 65μA reaches, it receives its operating supply current.When 5mA is reached, the maximum number of supply currents (Isup) are supplied for current regulation's operation.A 1-element consists of current regulation.In current regulations, 40dB voltage gains can be seen as a simple ratio of the output voltage to the input voltage.

INA199B2DCKT Features

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

INA199B2DCKT Applications

There are a lot of Texas Instruments INA199B2DCKT Current Regulation/Managements applications.

• Battery management
• Suspension controls
• Motor controls
• Current sensing
• Diesel injection controls
• Over-current protection
• DC-to-dc converters
• Engine management
• Battery chargers
• Industrial applications current measurement