SLAU880C December 2022 – May 2024 ULC1001
Each input into the ULC1001 current and voltage sense amplifiers require a voltage divider to decrease the high voltage across the transducer from 0V to 0.9V. The circuit representation of the current and voltage sense amplifiers is shown in Figure 5-9, where the items in I-sense Amp and V-sense Amp are internal to ULC1001. The resistors used in the voltage dividers must have a 0.1% tolerance to achieve high accuracy for power measurements. Three scale factors, USER_Params_ohms_sf_Q22, USER_Params_watts_sf_Q18, and USER_Params_Imag_max_sf_Q27, are used to convert the measured values into power, impedance, and current values, respectively. Use the below equation to determine the scale factors and the current and voltage sense amplifier gains. Table 5-6 containing typical resistor values for common voltage levels.
Differential Voltage (pk-pk) | R1 | R2 | R3 | R4 |
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460 | 1.3MΩ | 6.34kΩ | 294kΩ | 422kΩ |
90 | 360kΩ | 30kΩ | 1MΩ | 150kΩ |
40 | 150kΩ | 30kΩ | 1MΩ | 150kΩ |