1 Features

? Low loss integrated shunt resistor

– Internal resistance: 2 mΩ at TA = 25°C

– Current rating: ±15 A at TA = 25°C

? High-resolution, 16-bit delta-sigma ADC

– Wide common-mode range: –0.3 V to +40 V

– Reports current, bus voltage, power, internal

temperature, energy, and charge

– Programmable conversion time and averaging

? Current monitoring accuracy:

– Total Measurement Error: ±0.7 at 5 A

– Offset current: ±2 mA (maximum)

– Gain error: ±0.65 (maximum at 5 A)

– Gain error drift: ±10 ppm/°C (typical)

? Power monitoring accuracy:

– 1 accuracy at 5 A (maximum)

? Energy and Charge accuracy:

– 1.5 accuracy at 5 A (maximum)

? Fast Alert response

? Die temperature sensor: ±1.5°C (maximum)

? Precision oscillator: ±0.5 (maximum)

? 2.94-MHz High-Speed I2C interface with 4 pinselectable

addresses

? Operates from a 2.7-V to 5.5-V supply

– Operational current: 640 μA (typical)

– Shutdown current: 5 μA (maximum)

2 Applications

? Notebook computers

? Smartphones

? Industrial battery packs

? DC-DC converters

? Enterprise servers

3 Description

The INA700 is a digital power monitor with an

integrated shunt resistor along with a 16- bit deltasigma

ADC specifically designed for current sensing

applications. The device can measure full-scale

currents up to ±15.728 A with common-mode voltage

support from –0.3 V to +40 V.

The INA700 reports current, bus voltage, die

temperature, power, energy and charge accumulation

with a precision ±0.5 integrated oscillator, all

while performing the needed calculations in the

background. The integrated temperature sensor is

±1.5°C accurate for monitoring the internal die

temperature.

The low offset and gain drift design of the

INA700 allows use in systems that do not undergo

temperature calibration during manufacturing.

The device features selectable ADC conversion

times from 50 μs to 4.12 ms as well as sample

averaging from 1x to 1024x, which further helps

reduce the noise of the measured data and allows for

optimization of overcurrent detection windows.

To minimize the solution size and maximize thermal

performance, the device is available in a tiny

PowerWCSP (DSBGA) package.