TMCS1108A1UQDR - Texas Instruments

Manufacturer Part Number

TMCS1108A1UQDR

Manufacturer

Texas Instruments

Introduction

High-precision, low-noise Hall-effect current sensor for AC/DC current measurement applications.

Product Features and Performance

Hall-effect technology for accurate current sensing

Wide operating voltage range of 3V to 5.5V

Wide operating temperature range of -40°C to 125°C

Fast response time of 6.5μs

High linearity of ±0.5%

High sensitivity of 50mV/A

Ratiometric voltage output

Unidirectional current sensing

Single-channel design

Surface-mount package (8-SOIC)

Product Advantages

Precise current measurement

Wide operating voltage and temperature range

Fast response time

High linearity and sensitivity

Ratiometric output for easy integration

Compact surface-mount package

Key Technical Parameters

Voltage Supply: 3V to 5.5V

Operating Temperature: -40°C to 125°C

Package: 8-SOIC

Linearity: ±0.5%

Frequency: 80kHz

Sensor Type: Hall Effect

Sensitivity: 50mV/A

Output: Ratiometric, Voltage

Current Supply (Max): 6mA

Response Time: 6.5μs

Polarization: Unidirectional

Number of Channels: 1

Mounting Type: Surface Mount

Quality and Safety Features

Robust Hall-effect sensing technology

Reliable operation within wide voltage and temperature ranges

Compliance with relevant safety and quality standards

Compatibility

Suitable for a wide range of AC/DC current measurement applications

Application Areas

Industrial automation

Motor control

Power supplies

Battery management systems

Overcurrent protection circuits

Product Lifecycle

Current production model

Replacements and upgrades may be available in the future

Key Reasons to Choose This Product

High precision and accuracy for critical current measurement

Wide operating voltage and temperature range for versatile applications

Fast response time for real-time monitoring

Compact surface-mount package for space-constrained designs

Ratiometric output for easy integration into various systems

Robust and reliable performance backed by Texas Instruments' reputation