Current-Sensor-ICs
High-Precision Linear Current Sensor IC with 200µΩ Conductor and Integrated Protection
ACS780
The ACS780 offers accurate and efficient current sensing for automotive applications, featuring a coreless design, 200µΩ conductor for low power loss, and integrated protection against common-mode field interference.
Product Details
Product Details
Top Features
- Core-less, micro-sized, 100 A continuous current package
- Ultra-low power loss: 200 μΩ internal conductor resistance
- Immunity to common-mode field interference
- Greatly improved total output error through digitally programmed and compensated gain and offset over the full operating temperature range
- Industry-leading noise performance through proprietary amplifier and filter design techniques
- Integrated shield greatly reduces capacitive coupling from current conductor to die due to high dV/dt signals, and prevents offset drift in high-side, high-voltage applications
- Monolithic Hall IC for high reliability
- 4.5 to 5.5 V, single supply operation
- 120 kHz typical bandwidth
- 3.6 μs output rise time in response to step input current
- Output voltage proportional to AC or DC currents
- Factory-trimmed for accuracy
- Extremely stable quiescent output voltage
- AEC-Q100 automotive qualification
Part Number Specifications and Availability
ACS780 Product Overview
Allegro's family of fully integrated current sensor linear ICs in a core-less package designed to sense AC and DC currents up to 100 A. Allegro’s ACS780/ACS781 are provided in this new automotive-grade, low-profile (1.5 mm thick) sensor IC package that represents the highest current density of any Allegro current sensor IC package to date.
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Technical Documentation
Application Note
How to Analyze and Compare Allegro Current Sensor and ADC Error Components
Application Note
Glossary of Isolation-Related Terms for Integrated Current Sensors
Application Note
Techniques to Minimize Common-Mode Field Interference When Using Allegro Current Sensor ICs (ACS724 and ACS780)
Application Note
Secrets of Measuring Currents Above 50 Amps
Application Note