Infineon TLE4972AE35S5XUMA1, Current Sensor IC 7-Pin, PG-VSON-6

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Brand

Infineon

Offset Voltage

1.65V

Package Type

PG-VSON-6

Pin Count

7

Mounting Type

Surface Mount

Dimensions

4.5 x 3.5 x 0.9mm

Maximum Input Voltage

3.6 V

Minimum Input Voltage

-0.3 V

Product Height

0.9mm

Product Length

3.5mm

Product Width

4.5mm

Automotive Standard

AEC-Q100

Infineon Current Sensor Ic, 1.65V Offset Voltage, 3.6V Maximum Input Voltage - TLE4972AE35S5XUMA1


This current sensor IC is designed for high precision in automotive applications. The miniature coreless design measures a wide range of AC and DC currents, facilitating stable performance within its compact dimensions of 4.5 x 3.5 x 0.9 mm. The product conforms to automotive standards, ensuring reliability in demanding environments.

Features & Benefits


• High accuracy for both AC and DC current measurements
• Low sensitivity error across temperature variations
• Fast response time with minimal phase delay
• Integrated self-diagnostics enhance operational safety
• Supports robust magnetic stray field suppression

Applications


• Monitors electrical drives in automotive systems
• Used in on-board chargers and battery switches
• Ideal for detecting overload and over-current conditions
• Facilitates power supply monitoring in high voltage
• Integrates seamlessly into automotive powertrain

What range of input voltage can this component handle?


It operates effectively from -0.3V to 3.6V, making it suitable for varied automotive applications.

How does the current sensor achieve such high precision?


Precision arises from its coreless Hall technology, which enables accurate and linear measurement without the negative effects present in traditional open-loop sensors.

Can the output modes be configured for different measurement needs?


Yes, this current sensor offers configurable modes including fully differential, semi-differential, and single-ended outputs, accommodating diverse application requirements.

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