Abstract: A load control device includes a load control means that drives a load, a current detection resistor, a differential amplifier and a current calculation means. The load control means can switch between a standby state a drive state, a state in which a first of the switching elements is turned ON and a second of the switching elements is turned OFF and a state in which the first of the switching elements is turned OFF and the second of the switching elements is turned ON being alternately repeated in the standby state, in which both of the switching elements are turned ON in the drive state. The current calculation means calculates a current that flows to the current detection resistor on the basis of a value output from the differential amplifier in the drive state and an offset value output from the differential amplifier in the standby state.

Abstract: A load control device includes a load control means that drives a load, a current detection resistor, a differential amplifier and a current calculation means. The load control means can switch between a standby state a drive state, a state in which a first of the switching elements is turned ON and a second of the switching elements is turned OFF and a state in which the first of the switching elements is turned OFF and the second of the switching elements is turned ON being alternately repeated in the standby state, in which both of the switching elements are turned ON in the drive state. The current calculation means calculates a current that flows to the current detection resistor on the basis of a value output from the differential amplifier in the drive state and an offset value output from the differential amplifier in the standby state.

Abstract: A voltage detection circuit includes: an amplifier which amplifies a voltage difference between first and second input signals input into non-inverting and inverting input terminals of the amplifier via first and second input portions; a first signal line which connects the first input portion to the amplifier; a second signal line which connects the second input portion to the amplifier; a first capacitor connected in parallel to the first signal line; a second capacitor connected in parallel to the second signal line; a first filter element which has an inductor component and a resistor component and is connected in series to the first signal line between the first capacitor and the amplifier; and a second filter element which has an inductor component and a resistor component and is connected in series to the second signal line between the second capacitor and the amplifier.

Abstract: A voltage detection circuit includes: an amplifier which amplifies a voltage difference between first and second input signals input into non-inverting and inverting input terminals of the amplifier via first and second input portions; a first signal line which connects the first input portion to the amplifier; a second signal line which connects the second input portion to the amplifier; a first capacitor connected in parallel to the first signal line; a second capacitor connected in parallel to the second signal line; a first filter element which has an inductor component and a resistor component and is connected in series to the first signal line between the first capacitor and the amplifier; and a second filter element which has an inductor component and a resistor component and is connected in series to the second signal line between the second capacitor and the amplifier.