INA220BIDGSR Overview

Including buck boost converter in package Tape & Reel (TR) is a good idea.Depending on how 10-TFSOP, 10-MSOP (0.118, 3.00mm Width) packages voltage regulator, voltage regulator will be packaged in the same way.Mounted by Surface Mount is this current regulator.In order to maintain a safe operating environment, the temperature cannot exceed -40°C~125°C.Current regulator is possible to use a voltage of 0V~26V as an input voltage.In addition to the 10 termination, there are a number of terminations that are used, which are achieved by terminating a transmission line with a voltage regulator that matches the characteristic impedance of the line.Current regulator belongs to the family INA220.In a computer or other communication constant current regulator, 10 pins are pronged contacts that provide a signal interface.The current regulator is mounted on the Surface Mount axis.In order to make this constant current work, it needs to be powered by 3.3VV.The output current of 10mA makes it a very flexible power converter when it comes to design.POWER SUPPLY SUPPORT CIRCUIT is the analog IC that this power converter employs.Channels are becoming stronger/weaker based on the following statistics: 1.It supports the maximal supply voltage of 5.5V.There are several current regulations that are included in the Power Management Circuits part, which is part of the entire assembly.The buck boost converter operates with a minimum supply voltage of 3V.It reaches 1mA when the maximum supply current (Isup) that can be supplied for current regulation's operation can be obtained.

INA220BIDGSR Features

Tape & Reel (TR) package
INA220 family
The maximal supply voltage of 5.5V

INA220BIDGSR Applications

There are a lot of Texas Instruments INA220BIDGSR Current Regulation/Managements applications.

• Over current monitor
• Motor controls
• DC motor control
• Over current monitor
• Automotive current measurement
• Level translating
• Engine management
• Suspension controls
• Power supply current measurement
• Battery chargers