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Adafruit INA3221 Triple Channel Power Monitor - STEMMA QT / QwiicThe Adafruit INA3221 breakout board is a versatile triple channel power monitor that measures voltage from 0 to 26 VDC and current up to 3. 2 Amps with 1% precision. Featuring the INA3221 chip, it supports high side voltage and DC current draw measurements of up to three power supplies over I2C. This sensor solves the multi rail power monitoring challenge and is especially valuable as it measures high side current, avoiding issues related to ground
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