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High Voltage Intelligent Battery Shunt Single - USB Reference Design based on Vishay Solution

The HV-IBSS-USB reference design makes for easy evaluation of our low TCR shunt,?WSBE8518. This design uses a single USB-C connector to provide power to the circuit and to emulate a serial interface so the user can conveniently read voltage, current, and temperature readings.
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