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INA117KU - ±200V High CMV Difference Amplifier | TI

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Drop-in alternatives for INA117KU — same package, pin-to-pin compatible. Different-package parts requiring PCB rework are excluded.

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INA149U

✅ Drop-In
📦 8-SOIC
wider ±275V common-mode range (+37.5%), lower 0.81mA supply current, improved CMRR — pin-to-pin compatible per TI product comparison

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INA117KU/2K5

✅ Drop-In
Texas Instruments
📦 8-SOIC
Precision difference amplifier (differential amplifier) · 1 · Unity gain (G = 1 V/V) · 0.02% · 0.001% · 86 dB · +/-200 V at VS = +/-15 V · +/-500 V common-mode and +/-500 V differential (protected inputs)

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AD629ARZ

✅ Drop-In
📦 8-SOIC
±270V common-mode range vs ±200V; pin-compatible SOIC-8; different offset/CMRR grades — verify at operating point

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AD8479ARZ

✅ Drop-In
📦 8-SOIC
±600V common-mode range (3x wider than INA117); pin-compatible SOIC-8; lower precision grade — verify gain error in circuit

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INA117U

✅ Drop-In ⚠️ 参数待验证
📦 8-SOIC
same die/specs as INA117KU; tube packaging variant (non-reel) for low-volume assembly

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INA117KU Maximum Ratings & Electrical Characteristics

Function Precision unity-gain difference amplifier
Common-Mode Input Range ±200 V (VS = ±15 V)
Overload Protection (Common-Mode) ±500 V
Overload Protection (Differential) ±500 V
Gain 1 V/V (unity)
Gain Error 0.02% max
Nonlinearity 0.001% max
CMRR 86 dB min
Offset Voltage 1000 uV max
Bandwidth 0.2 MHz
Architecture Precision op amp + integrated thin-film resistor network
Supply Voltage ±15 V (nominal)
Operating Temperature Range -40°C to +85°C
Package 8-SOIC (surface mount)
Mounting Type Surface Mount
RoHS Status Compliant

INA117KU Pin Configuration

SOIC-8 Package Pinout Diagram SOIC-8 8-pin small outline IC, 3.9x4.9mm, P1.27mm, JEDEC MS-012. 1 8 2 7 3 6 4 5 SOIC-8
Pin 1 V+ — Positive supply (nominal +15 V)
Pin 2 IN- — Inverting input (differential signal)
Pin 3 IN+ — Non-inverting input (differential signal)
Pin 4 REF — Reference pin - drive with low-impedance source to set output offset
Pin 5 VOUT — Amplifier output, unity gain
Pin 6 V- — Negative supply (nominal -15 V)
Pin 7 NC — Not connected
Pin 8 NC — Not connected

Safe Operating Area (SOA) & Thermal Characteristics

Safe Operating Area Chart Default safe operating area chart for INA117KU Drain-to-Source Voltage (Vds) Drain Current (Id)

No official SOA curve available for this component. Always operate within absolute maximum ratings specified in the datasheet. Ensure adequate cooling and derate as needed.

Typical Applications

INA117KU is suitable for 6 applications: High-Side Current Sensing, Industrial Motor Drive Voltage Monitoring, Test and Measurement Input Conditioning, Level Shifting for ADC Inputs, Battery Management and Cell Monitoring, Analog Multiplexed Signal Acquisition.

High-Side Current Sensing

The INA117KU's ±200V common-mode input range makes it a natural fit for high-side shunt current sensing on industrial bus rails up to 200V. The shunt sits directly in the high-voltage path, with the amplifier's IN+ and IN- pins strapped across it; the on-chip thin-film resistor network rejects the large rail voltage while amplifying only the millivolt-level shunt signal at unity gain. With 0.02% max gain error and 86 dB minimum CMRR, measurement accuracy is dominated by the shunt tolerance rather than the amplifier. The REF pin lets you offset the output into a unipolar ADC range. Place the INA117KU close to the shunt and keep the reference drive low-impedance to preserve CMRR at full common-mode.

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Industrial Motor Drive Voltage Monitoring

In motor drives and inverter systems, DC bus voltages and phase-leg nodes swing far above the logic domain. The INA117KU measures these high-voltage nodes directly, dividing down the common-mode content internally and delivering a ground-referenced, unity-gain replica of the differential signal to the controller ADC. Its ±500V common-mode and differential input protection gives robustness against switching transients and fault events common in traction and servo drives. The 0.2 MHz bandwidth supports monitoring of bus ripple and low-frequency modulation phenomena, while 0.001% max nonlinearity keeps harmonic distortion out of diagnostics. Use the INA117KU for bus-voltage feedback in 200V-class drives; move to AD8479 for 600V-class systems.

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Test and Measurement Input Conditioning

Bench instruments, data acquisition front ends, and oscilloscope-like probes frequently must accept signals with large DC offsets riding on small differential content. The INA117KU conditions such inputs by subtracting the common-mode component up to ±200V and passing the differential content through with 0.02% gain error and 0.001% nonlinearity — figures sufficient for 13-14 effective bits of fidelity. The thin-film resistor network's temperature-stable ratio tracking means the instrument's accuracy holds across the -40°C to +85°C industrial range without calibration drift typical of discrete resistor dividers. Input protection to ±500V shields the front end from operator misconnection, reducing warranty failures in fielded test equipment.

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Level Shifting for ADC Inputs

When a sensor or process signal rides on a high common-mode potential, the INA117KU shifts it down to the ADC's low-voltage input range in a single stage. The differential signal is preserved at unity gain while the common-mode — up to ±200V — is rejected by the internal resistor network, and the REF pin sets the ADC-mid-scale bias point. Compared to discrete resistor-divider plus op amp solutions, the monolithic approach eliminates ratio-matching errors and their temperature drift, achieving 86 dB min CMRR without component selection labor. Buffer the REF pin with a low-offset op amp such as the OPA2277, and keep the source impedance at each INA117 input low so bias currents do not add offset error.

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Battery Management and Cell Monitoring

Stacked battery strings in UPS systems, telecom plants, and energy storage racks create series-stacked cell voltages well beyond conventional amplifier limits. The INA117KU measures individual cell or block voltages relative to a lower node because its inputs tolerate ±200V common-mode — enough for 40+ lead-acid cell blocks. The ±500V protection rating tolerates charge/discharge transients and connector faults. Unity gain with 0.02% error supports the percent-level state-of-charge estimation accuracy these systems need, while its bipolar supply operation fits the classic stack-monitor architecture where a local isolated supply provides ±15V rails. For lithium stacks exceeding 200V per monitored section, choose the AD8479 with its ±600V range.

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Analog Multiplexed Signal Acquisition

Multi-channel acquisition systems scanning high-voltage sources — heater elements, solenoid rails, plate supplies — can route each channel to a shared INA117KU after an analog multiplexer. Because the INA117 presents its inputs through the internal resistor network, the multiplexer's on-resistance and charge injection see a forgiving load, and the amplifier's 0.001% max nonlinearity ensures channel-to-channel consistency critical for calibrated multi-point measurements. Settling after multiplexer switching is governed by the 0.2 MHz bandwidth: allow several microseconds per channel for full-accuracy sampling. Common-mode up to ±200V is rejected on every channel regardless of which source is selected, eliminating per-channel attenuator circuits and their matching burden.

Recommended Products Summary

INA149U Pin-compatible upgrade with wider ±275V range Used in: High-Side Current Sensing, Battery Management and Cell Monitoring REF5025 Low-noise reference for REF pin buffering Used in: High-Side Current Sensing, Test and Measurement Input Conditioning AD8479ARZ Cross-brand option for higher-voltage buses Used in: Industrial Motor Drive Voltage Monitoring ISO124U Isolation amplifier for galvanically isolated feedback Used in: Industrial Motor Drive Voltage Monitoring, Battery Management and Cell Monitoring OPA2277U Precision op amp for post-amp gain scaling Used in: Test and Measurement Input Conditioning, Level Shifting for ADC Inputs, Analog Multiplexed Signal Acquisition CS5532-BSZ Cirrus Logic Inc. Used in: Level Shifting for ADC Inputs CS5533-ASZ Cirrus Logic Inc. Used in: Analog Multiplexed Signal Acquisition
What is the common-mode voltage range of the INA117KU?
The INA117KU accepts common-mode input voltages of ±200V when powered from ±15V supplies. Its inputs are further protected to ±500V common-mode and ±500V differential, so transient overloads do not damage the device. According to the TI INA117 datasheet, this extreme range is achieved with an integrated thin-film resistor network, allowing measurement of small differential signals riding on high-voltage rails.
Where can I buy INA117KU and what does it cost?
The INA117KU is available from DigiKey (ships today), Mouser, LCSC, and other authorized distributors. As of 2026-09-13, LCSC lists it in stock at approximately $5.75 for one unit, with lower unit pricing at volume. XAIPART also offers this part with quantity breaks at 10, 100, 500, and 1000 units.
What is the difference between INA117KU and INA149?
The INA149 is TI's newer-generation upgrade with a wider ±275V common-mode input range and lower power consumption of about 0.81mA versus the INA117. According to the TI product comparison page, the INA149 offers improved CMRR and bandwidth in the same SOIC-8 footprint. For new designs with higher bus voltages or tighter power budgets, choose the INA149; the INA117KU remains a solid choice for legacy pin-compatible designs.
Can AD629 replace INA117KU?
The Analog Devices AD629 is a pin-compatible, high common-mode voltage difference amplifier in SOIC-8 that can functionally replace the INA117KU, offering a ±270V common-mode range (VS = ±15V). However, you must verify gain error, offset, CMRR grades, and reference pin behavior at your actual common-mode voltage before switching. According to engineering cross-reference guides, application-level validation under worst-case conditions is required — the parts are drop-in on the PCB, but not parameter-for-parameter identical.
What is the best drop-in replacement for INA117KU?
The best same-brand drop-in replacement is the TI INA149 (SOIC-8), which is pin-compatible and offers wider ±275V common-mode range, lower 0.81mA supply current, and improved accuracy. Cross-brand drop-in options include the ADI AD629 (±270V CMV) and AD8479 (±600V CMV in SOIC-8). All share the same 8-pin SOIC footprint, so no PCB rework is needed, but parametric verification in your circuit is recommended.
Where to download INA117KU datasheet PDF?
The official INA117 datasheet PDF is freely available from Texas Instruments at ti.com/lit/ds/symlink/ina117.pdf. This datasheet covers the full INA117 family including the INA117KU, with absolute maximum ratings, electrical characteristics over the -40°C to +85°C range, typical performance curves, application circuits for current sensing and level shifting, and SOIC-8 package dimensions.
What are the key specifications of INA117KU that engineers should know?
The INA117KU is a unity-gain difference amplifier in 8-SOIC with ±200V common-mode input range (±15V supplies), input protection to ±500V, 0.02% max gain error, 0.001% max nonlinearity, 86 dB minimum CMRR, 1 mV max offset, and 0.2 MHz bandwidth. Per the TI datasheet, these specs are guaranteed over -40°C to +85°C. The on-chip thin-film resistor network is what enables the accuracy without external matched resistors.
Is INA117KU the same as INA117U?
Yes, the INA117KU and INA117U are the same die and specification in the SOIC-8 package; the suffix indicates packaging or reel variant. TI's INA117 datasheet specifies one performance set for the family — ±200V common-mode range, 0.02% gain error, 86 dB min CMRR — which applies to both orderable part numbers. Choose the suffix that matches your assembly house's packaging requirement (tube versus tape and reel).
Can INA117KU be used for high-side current sensing?
Yes, high-side current sensing is one of the INA117's primary applications. With its ±200V common-mode range, it directly measures the voltage across a shunt resistor sitting on a high-voltage bus rail without pre-attenuation. Per the TI datasheet application circuits, the output is referenced to the REF pin, which you drive with a low-impedance reference (or ground) to level-shift the shunt signal into your ADC's input range with full CMRR preserved.
What supply voltage does the INA117KU require?
The INA117KU operates from dual ±15V supplies, per the TI datasheet's ±200V common-mode specification conditions. Operation from lower dual supplies is possible but reduces the usable common-mode voltage window, so always derate the ±200V rating proportionally with supply voltage. It is not a single-supply part; a negative rail is required, which is a key consideration when integrating into modern low-voltage systems.
When should I choose INA117KU over INA149?
Choose the INA117KU when you have an existing qualified design, need to maintain form-fit-function on an legacy BOM, or when sourcing continuity of the original die matters. Choose the INA149 for new designs: it offers a wider ±275V common-mode range, lower 0.81mA supply current, better CMRR, and improved bandwidth in the same SOIC-8 pinout. For new high-voltage sensing designs the INA149 is the technically superior choice; the INA117KU is primarily a drop-in legacy and second-source option.
Is there an ADI equivalent for INA117KU?
Yes. Analog Devices offers two SOIC-8 high common-mode voltage difference amplifiers usable as cross-brand equivalents: the AD629 (±270V common-mode range, pin-compatible) and the AD8479 (±600V common-mode range in SOIC-8, pin-compatible). Both appear in published cross-reference guides alongside the INA117. The AD8479's ±600V range far exceeds the INA117's ±200V, making it attractive for extra-high-voltage applications, but verify accuracy grades and reference-pin configuration in your circuit.
How should I handle the REF pins of the INA117KU?
Drive the INA117's reference pin(s) from a low-impedance source such as an op amp buffer or a precision reference like the REF5025. Any impedance in the reference path unbalances the thin-film resistor network and degrades CMRR and gain accuracy. According to the TI INA117 datasheet application section, tying the reference pin to ground directly is acceptable for unipolar measurements, but any offset level must be actively buffered to maintain the specified 86 dB CMRR.
What is the bandwidth and offset of the INA117KU?
The INA117KU has a 0.2 MHz bandwidth and a maximum input offset voltage of 1000 uV (1 mV), per datasheet and distributor parametric data. Given unity gain, this means the output offset is also up to 1 mV before reference effects. In precision current-sensing designs, calibrate the offset in firmware, or choose the INA149 upgrade path which offers improved offset and drift specifications in the same SOIC-8 package.
Is INA117KU RoHS compliant and what is its lifecycle status?
The INA117KU is RoHS compliant and lead-free, and it remains an active part in TI's portfolio. The INA117 family is specified over -40°C to +85°C and is available in both 8-pin mini-DIP and SO-8 surface-mount packages per the TI product page. For long-term sourcing, TI also lists the INA149 as the recommended newer-generation alternative, but the INA117KU itself has not been announced for discontinuation as of 2026-09-13.

Engineering reference data for INA117KU — comparison, design guidance, and compliance information.

Selection Guide

Choose the INA117KU when you need a proven, precision unity-gain difference amplifier for bipolar ±200V common-mode applications with an existing qualified layout — it drops onto any SOIC-8 footprint without redesign. Choose the TI INA149U for new designs: it is pin-compatible, extends the range to ±275V, cuts supply current to 0.81mA, and improves CMRR, at modestly higher cost. Choose the ADI AD629ARZ for a cross-brand second source with ±270V range where supply-chain diversification matters. Choose the ADI AD8479ARZ when the common-mode exceeds ±275V — its ±600V range is unmatched in this pin-compatible class — accepting a lower precision grade. All options share the 8-SOIC package; only parametric validation at your real operating common-mode and supply differs between them.

Comparison with Alternatives

Parameter This Product INA149U AD629ARZ AD8479ARZ
Package 8-SOIC 8-SOIC - same 8-SOIC - same 8-SOIC - same
Brand Texas Instruments Texas Instruments Analog Devices Analog Devices
Common-Mode Input Range ±200 V ±275 V ±270 V ±600 V
Gain Error 0.02% max [DATA_NEEDED] [DATA_NEEDED] [DATA_NEEDED]
CMRR (min) 86 dB [DATA_NEEDED] [DATA_NEEDED] [DATA_NEEDED]
Supply Current [DATA_NEEDED] 0.81 mA [DATA_NEEDED] [DATA_NEEDED]
Input Protection ±500 V common-mode / differential [DATA_NEEDED] [DATA_NEEDED] [DATA_NEEDED]
Bandwidth 0.2 MHz [DATA_NEEDED] [DATA_NEEDED] [DATA_NEEDED]
Unit Price (qty 1, as of 2026-09-13) $5.75 [DATA_NEEDED] [DATA_NEEDED] [DATA_NEEDED]

Key Differentiators

  • Lower precision-part cost point in family (vs INA149U)
  • Symmetric ±200V bipolar common-mode range (vs AD629ARZ)
  • Precision thin-film accuracy class (vs AD8479ARZ)

Design Notes

Never leave the REF pin connected through a resistor divider or long trace. The INA117's CMRR of 86 dB min depends on a low-impedance reference drive; resistance in the REF path unbalances the internal thin-film ratio and converts reference impedance directly into gain and CMRR error. Use an op amp buffer (e.g., OPA2277) or a dedicated precision reference to drive REF, and decouple it with 0.1 uF close to the pin.

The ±200V common-mode range is specified at VS = ±15V per the TI datasheet. Operating from reduced supplies (e.g., ±12V) proportionally shrinks the usable common-mode window, and exceeding the window drives internal nodes into saturation with misleading output. Always verify worst-case bus voltage plus ripple and transient headroom against the supply condition. The ±500V input protection ratings apply to transient overload, not continuous operation — derate accordingly for fault scenarios.

Keep the differential input traces (pins 2 and 3) short, matched in length, and routed away from switching nodes. Place a 0.1 uF ceramic capacitor within 2 mm of each supply pin (1 and 6) to a solid ground. Although the inputs are protected to ±500V, adding series resistors (e.g., 10 kOhm) at IN+/IN- costs no accuracy at unity gain thanks to the high input impedance topology and adds robust ESD and surge margin in industrial environments.

Compliance Information

RoHS
Compliant
REACH
Unknown
AEC-Q100
Not Applicable
Lead Free
Yes
Halogen Free
Unknown
Conflict Minerals
Unknown

RoHS compliant per distributor listings. AEC-Q100 qualification not indicated in provided data; INA117 is specified for -40°C to +85°C industrial range.

Data verified on: 2026-09-13 — data verified and curated by XAIPART's component engineering team

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