STMicroelectronics TSC1641 60V 16-Bit High-Precision Power Monitor

STMicroelectronics TSC1641 60V 16-Bit High-Precision Power Monitor is a versatile analog front-end (AFE) with high-precision monitoring capabilities. The STMicroelectronics TSC1641 can synchronize current monitoring through a shunt resistor and voltage monitoring up to 60V. Current measurement is adaptable for high-side, low-side, and bidirectional use. This device features a 16-bit dual-channel ADC with programmable conversion times ranging from 128µs to 32.7ms. Its digital bus interface offers flexibility, supporting data rates from 1MHz for I2C/SMbus to 12.5MHz for MIPI I3C, facilitating compatibility with various STM32 products. The TSC1641 enables the configuration of alert thresholds for voltage, current, power, and temperature, each in a specific register. It is packaged in a plastic DFN10 format and operates within a temperature range of -40°C to 125°C.

Features

  • 16-bit resolution dual-channel sigma-delta ADC
  • 2.7V to 3.6V power supply voltage
  • From 128µs to 32.7ms total conversion time
  • Bidirectional current, high-side, or low-side sensing
  • Load voltage sensing from 0V to 60V
  • Ultra-low input bias current, 20pA typical at VCM = 12V
  • Ultra-low shutdown current, 50nA typical
  • Shunt offset voltage, ±3µV typical
  • Shunt and load voltage gain error, 0.5% maximum
  • Internal die temperature monitoring
  • MIPI I3C up to 12.5MHz
  • I2C bus interface up to 1MHz
  • Default I2C address of 1000000(b) to 1000011(b)
  • SMBus alert compatible
  • Alert signals are generated in case of over/undervoltage, over/undercurrent, overpower, or overtemperature
  • -40°C to 125°C extended temperature range
  • DFN10 3mm² x 3mm² package

Applications

  • Industrial battery packs
  • Power inverters
  • DC power supplies
  • Data centers
  • Telecom equipment
  • Power tools

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Block Diagram - STMicroelectronics TSC1641 60V 16-Bit High-Precision Power Monitor

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Publicado: 2023-10-19 | Actualizado: 2025-04-22