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Optimum placement of current shunt resistor

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Hello
I was wondering what will be a better placement for the current shunt resistor between the two diagrams shown below.
- Gate drivers and all other analogue sub-parts are ground referenced.
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Thank you
 

You seem to indicate you want low side sensing, I would
be inclined to place it directly in battery to its ground path
so it sees ALL current of totem pole, cap.

If you need a processor with precision A/D that can common
mode outside its supply rails, differentially, there are parts out there
than can do all this and more.


Regards, Dana.
 

You don't specify the purpose of your measurement, instantaneous or average LS transistor current.
 

Hi,

I say: it depends:
* if you just are interested in the average current: place the shunt between battery and capacitor.
* if you are interested in instantaneous Mosfet current (short circuit protection, for example), then connect the shunt between capacitor and Mosfet.

Klaus
 

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