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ZXCT1109 Datasheet(HTML) 10 Page - Diodes Incorporated |
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10 / 17 page ![]() ZXCT1107/1109/1110 LOW POWER HIGH-SIDE CURRENT MONITORS ZXCT1107/1109/1110 Document number: DS35033 Rev. 1 - 2 10 of 17 www.diodes.com MARCH 2011 © Diodes Incorporated A Product Line of Diodes Incorporated Application Information Description The current monitor ICs ZXCT1107, ZXCT1109 and ZXCT1110 all use a similar application circuit topology for high-side current sensing, with small differences. The ZXCT1110 has a separate ground pin whereas the ZXCT1107 and ZXCT1109 do not. The use of ZXCT1110 allows reduction of the absolute current measurement error in some applications by providing a reduced output offset current. The ZXCT1107 provides a mirror image pin assignment of the ZXCT1109 to ease PCB layout in very small equipment designs. The basic application circuit for each device is shown in Figure 1. Two external resistors are required. The resistor RSENSE is connected in the path of the current to be monitored. The resistor RGAIN converts the device output current to a voltage for convenient processing by a further device, such as a comparator, amplifier or analog-to-digital converter within a microcontroller system. The current monitor output current is defined through the nominal transconductance of 4mA/V. IOUT = 0.004 * VSENSE Amp Equation 1 Then the resistors determine the output voltage as described below. S+ ZXCT1110 S- RSENSE VSUPPLY OUT LOAD GND RGAIN GND OUTPUT VOUT ILOAD VSENSE Figure 1. Basic Application Circuit Calculation of Resistor Values In order to select RSENSE, a choice of sense voltage is required. This often involves a compromise between power efficiency and accuracy for the given temperature range. The resistor must be small enough to avoid excessive volt drop between the power supply and the load. However, the resistor must be large enough to avoid excessive current measurement error, particularly random errors. In a typical application, a digital system, perhaps a microcontroller, is set up to monitor the current. At a certain threshold current level, ILOADT, the system is required to disconnect the load or report a fault. At this current level, the current measurement error must be limited to a known value. The total percentage error comprises the inherent error in the ZXCT1107/1109/1110 device and the tolerances of the two resistors RSENSE and RGAIN. The ZXCT1107/ZXCT1109 absolute error is shown in Table 1 with error limits drawn from the table of Electrical Characteristics above. This error varies with VSENSE. |
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