Description
The INA260 Voltage, Current, and Power Monitor Sensor Breakout is a perfect solution for all your power monitoring needs! With its cutting-edge I2C interface, this sensor breakout allows for seamless integration with your existing system, making it easy to monitor voltage, current, and power usage.
Sensing voltages from 0V to 36V, the INA260 ensures that you are always in control of your power usage. The sensor breakout operates from a 2.7V to 5.5V power supply, making it compatible with a wide range of devices.
But that's not all - the INA260 comes packed with features to help you get the most out of your power monitoring. It includes a high-precision 16-bit ADC, which provides accurate measurement data in real-time. Additionally, the sensor breakout features programmable alert thresholds for voltage, current, and power, allowing you to take action before any issues arise.
And with its small form factor, the INA260 is perfect for use in a wide range of applications, from hobbyist projects to commercial and industrial settings.
Upgrade your power monitoring game today with the INA260 Voltage, Current, and Power Monitor Sensor Breakout - the ultimate solution for all your power monitoring needs!
- Senses Bus Voltages From 0V to 36V
- High-Side or Low-Side Sensing
- Reports Current, Voltage, and Power
- High Accuracy:
- 0.15% System Gain Error (Maximum)
- 5-mA Offset (Maximum)
- Configurable Averaging Options
- 16 Programmable Addresses
- Operates From a 2.7V to 5.5V Power Supply
Board Dimensions
7Semi INA169, INA219, INA260 Current Sensor Breakout Comparison Table
A Voltage, Current, and Power Monitor Sensor is a device that is used to measure the electrical characteristics of a circuit or system. It is capable of measuring the voltage, current, and power of the circuit, and can provide accurate and real-time data on these parameters. The voltage monitoring feature of the sensor allows it to measure the electrical potential difference between two points in the circuit. The current monitoring feature enables it to measure the flow of electric charge in the circuit, while the power monitoring feature allows it to calculate the amount of electrical energy being transferred in the circuit. This sensor is commonly used in industrial and commercial applications, where it plays a crucial role in ensuring the efficient operation and optimization of electrical systems.
