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INA139NA/3K-Q1 - High-Side Current Shunt Monitor 40V SOT-23-5 | TI

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INA139AQDBVRQ1

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INA139NA/3K-Q1 Maximum Ratings & Electrical Characteristics

Function High-Side Current Shunt Monitor
Input Common-Mode Voltage Range 2.7 V to 40 V
Supply Voltage Range 2.7 V to 40 V
Bandwidth 440 kHz
Quiescent Current 60 uA (typ)
Output Type Current output, converted to voltage via external resistor RL
Gain Setting Single external resistor (transimpedance via RL)
Measurement Type Unipolar, high-side
Supply and Common-Mode Independence Yes, independent voltages
Operating Temperature Range -40C to +125C
Package SOT-23 (DBV), 5 pins
Mounting Type Surface Mount
RoHS Status Compliant
Packaging Tape and Reel (/3K, 3000 units)
MSL Level [DATA_NEEDED: MSL level]

INA139NA/3K-Q1 Pin Configuration

SOT-23 Package Pinout Diagram SOT-23 3-pin surface mount transistor, JEDEC TO-236. Pin 1 by dot. 1 2 3 SOT-23
Pin 1 OUT β€” Current output; connect resistor RL to ground to convert output current to voltage
Pin 2 GND β€” Ground reference
Pin 3 IN- β€” Inverting input; connect to load side of shunt resistor
Pin 4 IN+ β€” Non-inverting input; connect to supply side of shunt resistor
Pin 5 V+ β€” Power supply, 2.7V to 40V, independent of common-mode voltage

Safe Operating Area (SOA) & Thermal Characteristics

Safe Operating Area Chart Default safe operating area chart for INA139NA/3K-Q1 Drain-to-Source Voltage (Vds) Drain Current (Id)

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

Typical Applications

INA139NA/3K-Q1 is suitable for 6 applications: Battery Charger Current Monitoring, Automotive Power Rail Monitoring, Server and Telecom DC Power Supplies, Overcurrent Protection and Fault Detection, Portable and Wearable Device Current Telemetry, Industrial 24V Control Panel Monitoring.

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Battery Charger Current Monitoring

The INA139's 60uA quiescent current and 2.7V-40V common-mode range make it ideal for high-side charge-current sensing in 1S-10S lithium battery systems. Placed above the shunt on the charger input, its 440kHz bandwidth captures switching-ripple and transient charge currents, while the current-output architecture lets RL scale the signal directly into a charger MCU ADC range without a separate amplifier stage.

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Automotive Power Rail Monitoring

In 12V and 24V automotive buses, the INA139 monitors high-side load current for body control modules, infotainment, and e-call systems. The -40C to +125C temperature rating covers under-hood and passenger-compartment zones, and the 40V common-mode ceiling tolerates load-dump clamped transients on clamped rails. Its 60uA draw minimizes quiescent drain - critical for always-connected battery-current telemetry in vehicles parked for extended periods.

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Server and Telecom DC Power Supplies

Telecom -48V-derived and server 12V distribution rails need continuous current telemetry for power budgeting and fault detection. The INA139 measures shunt drop on the high side of these rails with its supply pin powered independently from a local 3.3V or 5V rail - a direct use of its independent supply/common-mode feature. The 440kHz bandwidth supports fast overcurrent comparator loops protecting hot-swap paths and DC-DC front ends.

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Overcurrent Protection and Fault Detection

Because the INA139 responds within microseconds across a 440kHz band, its output can drive a comparator directly for hardware overcurrent latching - faster than polled digital monitors. A shunt of 10-50mOhm and RL scaled for the comparator threshold create a simple, two-resistor protection circuit for motor drives, LED strings, and USB port protection, with the SOT-23-5 footprint occupying minimal board area near the protection point.

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Portable and Wearable Device Current Telemetry

In battery-powered portable devices, the INA139's 60uA consumption and 2.7V minimum supply let it monitor load current even during low-battery conditions. Engineers use the ground-referenced output to feed power-management ICs or fuel-gauge MCUs, profiling system sleep versus active current. The tiny SOT-23-5 package fits wearable and IoT PCBs where every square millimeter and every microamp of monitor overhead matters to runtime.

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Industrial 24V Control Panel Monitoring

Industrial PLC and control panels running 24V (nominal, up to 40V worst case) benefit from the INA139's common-mode ceiling for load-current supervision of actuators, solenoids, and sensor clusters. The analog output integrates easily with isolation amplifiers or ADC front ends, and the wide -40C to +125C range suits sealed cabinets without forced cooling. Single-resistor gain setting simplifies BOM standardization across multiple panel variants.

What is the common-mode voltage range of INA139NA/3K-Q1?
The INA139NA/3K-Q1 supports input common-mode voltages from 2.7V to 40V, and this range is independent of the supply pin voltage (also 2.7V to 40V). According to the TI INA139 datasheet, this independence allows monitoring of high-side bus voltages while powering the device from a lower, separate rail.
Where to download the INA139NA/3K-Q1 datasheet PDF?
The official datasheet PDF is available on TI.com at the INA139 product page (https://www.ti.com/product/INA139). The document, titled High-Side Measurement Current Shunt Monitor, is approximately 11 pages and includes pinout, transfer function equations, and typical application circuits for the SOT-23-5 (DBV) package.
What is the difference between INA139 and INA169?
The INA139 supports common-mode voltages up to 40V, while the pin-compatible INA169 extends this to 60V. According to TI, both share the same SOT-23-5 package, 440kHz bandwidth, and 60uA quiescent current, so the INA169NA/3K is a drop-in upgrade when the monitored rail can exceed 40V.
How do I set the gain of the INA139?
Gain is set with a single external resistor. The device outputs a current proportional to the shunt voltage; an external resistor RL from the output pin to ground converts this to voltage per VOUT = IS x RL. Per the TI datasheet, the shunt resistor sets full-scale drop (typically 50-100mV) and RL scales the output to match your ADC range.
What is the best drop-in replacement for INA139NA/3K-Q1?
For rails up to 60V, the TI INA169NA/3K is the best drop-in replacement - pin-to-pin compatible in the same SOT-23-5 (DBV) package with identical 440kHz bandwidth and 60uA consumption. Within the same 40V range, the INA139A precision grade (DBV package) and the INA139NA/250 packaging variant are also direct substitutes requiring no PCB changes.
Is there an ADI (Analog Devices) equivalent for INA139?
Analog Devices does not offer a pin-to-pin SOT-23-5 equivalent for the INA139; its closest current sense amplifiers, such as the AD8202 family, use different pinouts and packages and are not drop-in compatible. For a true drop-in, remain within the TI INA139/INA168/INA169 family, which shares the DBV SOT-23-5 footprint and output-current architecture.
What is the price of INA139NA/3K-Q1?
Pricing starts around $0.45 at quantity 1, decreasing to roughly $0.30 at 1000 units and approximately $0.28 at the full 3000-unit reel, as of 2026-08-29 based on distributor listings (LCSC lists from $0.3296). Actual prices vary by distributor, currency, and stock position; check DigiKey, Mouser, or LCSC for live quotes.
Where to buy INA139NA/3K-Q1 online?
INA139NA/3K and family variants are stocked at DigiKey, Mouser, LCSC, and TI.com directly. LCSC reports roughly 44,933 units in stock with same-week shipping as of 2026-08-29, and DigiKey typically ships same day for in-stock tape-and-reel or cut-tape quantities.
Is INA139NA/3K-Q1 in stock?
Yes. As of 2026-08-29, LCSC shows about 44,933 units of INA139NA/3K in stock, and DigiKey lists the part as in stock with same-day shipping. Availability is strong because the INA139 is an active, mature product; still, confirm stock at your preferred distributor before committing to a production date.
Is INA139 suitable for battery charger current monitoring?
Yes. The INA139 is well suited to battery charger and battery-powered system current monitoring: it draws only 60uA typical quiescent current, its 2.7V to 40V common-mode range covers 1-cell to 10-cell lithium stacks, and the 440kHz bandwidth captures charge-current transients. The SOT-23-5 package fits space-constrained portable designs.
What are the key specifications of INA139NA/3K-Q1 engineers should know?
Key specifications: 2.7V to 40V input common-mode and supply range (independent), 440kHz bandwidth, 60uA typical quiescent current, unipolar high-side measurement, single-resistor gain setting via output resistor RL, -40C to +125C operation, and 5-pin SOT-23 (DBV) package. Source: TI INA139 datasheet and TI.com product page.
Can INA139 measure current on the low side?
The INA139 is designed as a unipolar high-side current shunt monitor and is not optimized for low-side measurement. Its common-mode input range starts at 2.7V, so shunts referenced to ground below that voltage fall outside the specified range. For low-side sensing, use a dedicated low-side current sense amplifier or a general-purpose op amp instead.
What is the quiescent current of INA139NA/3K-Q1?
The typical quiescent current is only 60uA, according to the TI INA139 datasheet. This very low consumption makes the device ideal for always-on battery monitoring in portable and automotive applications, where the monitor itself must not meaningfully load the supply it is measuring.

Engineering reference data for INA139NA/3K-Q1 β€” comparison, design guidance, and compliance information.

Selection Guide

Choose INA139NA/3K-Q1 for unidirectional high-side current monitoring up to 40V common-mode where minimal cost, 60uA consumption, and a tiny SOT-23-5 footprint matter - typical for battery chargers, 12V/24V rail supervision, and portable device telemetry. Choose INA169NA/3K instead if the monitored rail can approach or exceed 40V (60V ceiling, same footprint, no PCB change). Choose INA139AQDBVRQ1 (A-grade, AEC-Q100) for automotive production requiring qualified automotive documentation. If you need bidirectional current measurement, PWM rejection for motor phases, or digital I2C/SMBus telemetry, step up to INA240, INA219, or INA3221 respectively - these are functionally superior but not drop-in compatible with the INA139 pinout. Avoid the INA139 for low-side sensing or reverse-current detection, since it is unipolar with a 2.7V common-mode floor.

Comparison with Alternatives

Parameter This Product INA169NA/3K INA139NA/250 INA139AQDBVRQ1
Package SOT-23-5 (DBV) SOT-23-5 (DBV) - same SOT-23-5 (DBV) - same SOT-23-5 (DBV) - same
Brand Texas Instruments Texas Instruments Texas Instruments Texas Instruments
Common-Mode Voltage Range 2.7V to 40V 2.7V to 60V 2.7V to 40V 2.7V to 40V
Bandwidth 440 kHz 440 kHz 440 kHz [DATA_NEEDED]
Quiescent Current 60 uA (typ) 60 uA (typ) 60 uA (typ) [DATA_NEEDED]
Output Type Current output (via RL) Current output (via RL) Current output (via RL) Current output (via RL)
Temperature Range -40C to +125C -40C to +125C -40C to +125C -40C to +125C
Automotive Grade AEC-Q1 suffix (verify Q1 documentation) No (standard grade) No (standard grade) Yes (AEC-Q100, A-grade)
Reel Quantity 3000 3000 250 3000

Key Differentiators

  • Lowest-cost option within the TI current monitor family (vs INA240A1QPWRQ1)
  • 40V common-mode headroom for 24V industrial rails (vs INA139NA/250)
  • 60V upgrade path without redesign (vs INA169NA/3K)

Design Notes

Use Kelvin (4-wire) connections at the shunt resistor: route the IN+ and IN- traces directly from the shunt pads, not from shared power copper, or shunt trace resistance adds gain error. Keep the shunt drop in the 50-100mV range at full load to balance accuracy against power loss. Place the INA139 within a few millimeters of the shunt to minimize differential noise pickup on the high-impedance inputs.

The output is a current source into RL; choose RL so that VOUT = IS(max) x RL stays within the linear range (below roughly V+ - 1V, and within the ADC input range). Excessively large RL (above about 10k) reduces bandwidth and output compliance. Add a small capacitor across RL (100pF-1nF) to filter noise when feeding an ADC, accepting a bandwidth trade-off per the datasheet bandwidth equation.

The INA139 is unipolar: it cannot measure reverse (discharge vs charge direction) current - the output saturates at ground. If bidirectional sensing is needed, use INA240 or INA219 instead. Also remember common-mode and supply are independent but each must stay within 2.7V-40V; powering V+ below the shunt-side rail is allowed but do not let IN+/IN- fall below 2.7V during startup sequencing.

Compliance Information

RoHS
Compliant
REACH
Unknown
AEC-Q100
Unknown
Lead Free
Yes
Halogen Free
Unknown
Conflict Minerals
Unknown

RoHS compliance and lead-free status per TI product page for INA139NA/3K. The -Q1 suffix in the target MPN suggests automotive intent, but AEC-Q100 qualification was not confirmed in the provided web data - the verified TI page lists standard INA139NA/3K; verify Q1 documentation or use INA139AQDBVRQ1 for confirmed AEC-Q100.

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