ISL28005, ISL28006 Unidirectional Current Sense Amplifiers
The ISL28005 and ISL28006 are ground-sensing current sense amplifiers that amplify milli-volt current signals developed across sub-1Ω sense resistors. The simplest type of current sense amplifiers use single stage op amp circuits that take their power from the same voltage source that generates the current to be measured. These are realized using an op amp and a handful of external components to condition the amplifier to requirements of the application. As long as the measured current signal remains within the common mode voltage range of the op amp, these circuits are simple.
Applications where the amplifier operates from a different power source than the load adds complexity, particularly when the measured current is at voltage levels much higher than the op amp supply voltage. In many cases an additional amplifier circuit is needed to perform the voltage translation to step-down the current sense signal to match the common mode input range of the current sense amplifier.
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Application note & Design Guide |
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Please see the document for details |
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English Chinese Chinese and English Japanese |
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May 25, 2010 |
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Rev 0.00 |
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AN1567 |
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