Chip Measures Current Using Shunt of Any Resistance Made of Any Material

Chip Measures Current Using Shunt of Any Resistance Made of Any Material
Sendyne Corp.

The SFP101 current, voltage, and temperature measurement IC can work with a shunt of essentially any resistance made from any material. The chip achieves a maximum voltage offset error of less than ±0.15 μV for the measurements of the voltage drop across a shunt and provides user-definable automatic compensation for resistance dependence of the shunt on temperatures from -40°C to +125°C. It is programmable to accommodate shunts with an output voltage from ±10mV to ±300mV. Other features include an accuracy of ±0.05% from -40°C to +125°C when coupled to a 25-µΩ shunt, a continuous current rating of 300A, and a peak current of 2 kA. Additionally, the SFP101 provides on-board calibration for both current and voltage. It stores calibration values and applies them internally, offers separate charge, discharge, and total Coulomb counters, and measures multiple temperature points to ±1°C. A datasheet is available at http://www.sendyne.com/Products/Sendyne%20SFP101%20Datasheet%20V1.1.pdf  

Sendyne Corp.
New York, NY
212-966-0600
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http://www.sendyne.com
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Company: Sendyne Corp.
Country: United States (USA)
Phone number: 212-966-0600