MAX9928/MAX9929 pdf datasheet

The MAX9928/MAX9929 low-cost, uni-/bidirectional, high-side, current-sense amplifiers are ideal for monitoring battery charge and discharge currents in notebooks, cell phones, and other portable equipment. These devices feature a wide -0.1V to +28V input common-mode voltage range, low 20μA supply current with V_OS less than 0.4mV, and a gain accuracy of better than 1.0%. The input common-mode range is independent of the supply voltage, ensuring that the current-sense information remains accurate even when the measurement rail is shorted to ground.

The MAX9928F and MAX9928T feature a current output with transconductance ratios of 5μA/mV and 2μA/mV, respectively. An external resistor converts the output current to a voltage, allowing adjustable gain so that the input sense voltage can be matched to the maximum ADC input swing. The MAX9929F and MAX9929T have a voltage output and integrate a 10kΩ output resistor for fixed voltage gains of 50V/V and 20V/V, respectively.

A digital SIGN output indicates direction of current flow, so the user can utilize the full ADC input range for measuring both charging and discharging currents.

The MAX9928/MAX9929 are fully specified over the -40°C to +125°C automotive temperature range, and available in 6-bump UCSP? (1mm X 1.5mm) and 8-pin μMAX? packages. The UCSP package is bump-to-bump compatible with the MAX4372_EBT.