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Some questions about TSW3082

Some questions about TSW3082

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lei gong
Posted by lei gong
on Aug 06 2012 07:35 AM
Intellectual590 points

From the user's guide of the TSW3082 and DAC5682z EVM:

1.Can i use the chip of the DAC5670 replace the chip DAC5682Z,and use the same network between the

  DAC5682Z and TRF3703-33?

From the datasheet about the DAC5682Z, i find that "BIASJ: Full-scale output current bias.For 20mA full-scale output current,connecta 960Ohm resistor to GND."

 I have some question i can not understand.

1.Is the full-scale output current meant to the IOUTFS?

2.To reach to the 20mA full-scale output current, how to calculate the value of the Rbias?

3."The default full-scale output current equals 16times this bias current and can thus be expressed as: IOUTFS=16×IBIAS=16×VEXTIO/ RBIAS". Is the voltage of VEXTIO 1.2v ?

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  • Kang Hsia
    Posted by Kang Hsia
    on Aug 06 2012 13:39 PM
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    Genius15695 points

    Hi Lei,

    The DAC5682z and DAC5670 has the same level of output compliance voltage range (AVDD +/-0.5V). Therefore, you can use the same network for the DAC5682z and TRF3703-33. Note the two devices are not pin-compatible. 

    Regarding the other questions.

    1. Yes, full-scale output current is the same as IOUTFS

    2. you can use the equation IOUTFS = 16xVEXTIO/RBIAS. With VEXTIO = 1.2V for internal reference and max full-scale current of 20mA, the RBIAS is set to be 960ohm. 

    3. VEXTIO = 1.2V nominal for both internal and external reference mode. 

    -KH

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