ZHCSG76A April 2017 – March 2025 INA233
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Warning thresholds are set by converting the warning value from volts, amperes, and watts to the appropriate digital word using Equation 4 with the correct values for m, b, and R. For example, to set a bus voltage overvoltage warning at 5.5 V with the VIN_OV_WARN_LIMIT command, the correct value to write with this command is 4400d or 1130h. The least significant last three bits of the 16-bit word are hard coded to 0 because the warning thresholds only have 12 bits of effective resolution. For this example there is no change to what is written in the VIN_OV_WARN_LIMIT register because the last three bits are already zero. To set an overcurrent warning level at 15 A with the IIN_OC_WARN_LIMIT command, the correct value to write to the device is 15000d (or 3A98h).