Discover the 7Semi INA169 Analog DC Current Sensor Breakout – the perfect tool for precise and accurate current measurements in your circuits. This breakout board features the highly reliable INA169 current sensor, which utilizes the industry-standard Hall effect principle to measure DC current in a wide range of applications. With its high input impedance, low offset voltage, and excellent accuracy, the INA169 provides dependable and consistent current sensing performance.
The 7Semi INA169 Analog DC Current Sensor Breakout offers a user-friendly and compact design, making it easy to integrate into your existing circuitry. The breakout board includes a built-in amplifier and ADC for converting the analog current signal to a digital output, ensuring that you get accurate and reliable measurements every time. The board is compatible with a wide range of microcontrollers and development boards, making it an ideal choice for hobbyists and professionals alike.
This breakout board also features a range of useful capabilities, including adjustable gain, overcurrent detection, and low-current standby mode. The adjustable gain allows for fine-tuning of the output signal, while the overcurrent detection feature provides a safety mechanism for protecting your circuits from overload conditions. The low-current standby mode allows for power-saving operation, making the INA169 an energy-efficient choice for your current sensing needs.
Key Features

Complete Unipolar High-Side Current Measurement Circuit
Wide Supply and Common-Mode Range
INA169: 2.7V to 60V
Current upto 5A
Independent Supply and Input Common-Mode Voltages
Single Resistor Gain Set
Low Quiescent Current: 60 uA (Typical)

Resources
Datasheet INA169
Connection with Arduino

Board Dimensions

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Analog DC current sensor breakout boards are electronic devices designed to measure and monitor the amount of direct current flowing through a circuit. These sensor breakout boards typically consist of a Hall effect sensor, an amplifier, and an ADC (analog-to-digital converter), which work together to convert the analog DC current signal into a digital output that can be easily read and analyzed by a microcontroller or computer. The breakout board provides a convenient interface to connect the current sensor to the circuit being monitored, allowing for easy integration and control. Analog DC current sensor breakout boards are commonly used in various applications, including power supply monitoring, battery management, and motor control, to name a few.