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  • Forum Post: Question: About the meaning of "Isolated" on the web(SN75C1167).

    Toshiya Hiramatsu
    Hi, I have a question in the web of SN75C1167. Could you see figure below? (It is a copy of the Web. ) What meaning of "Isolated"? I think it to be the one like "GALVANIC ISOLATION" of the ISO Series. (For instance, ISO1050.) Could you please teach me? Please correct...
    on Sep 27, 2010

  • Forum Post: Re: logic low failsafe option for ISO7230C

    Trung Ngo Minh
    Saleem Marwat, When ISO7641FC is released? Regards, Trung
    on Nov 16, 2011

  • Forum Post: Re: high speed differential interface IC (rs-485 multidrop/multipoints).

    Clark Kinnaird
    CherWei, We don't have a pin-to-pin for the LTM2881, but our ISO3086T has similar functions, using external components to achieve higher power conversion efficiency. See it at http://www.ti.com/product/iso3086t .
    on Nov 16, 2011

  • Forum Post: logic low failsafe option for ISO7230C

    Trung Ngo Minh
    Hello, Now, using ISO7230C High Speed, triple Digital Isolators for Digital Servo development. I want to using a logic low failsafe option. in red line on table, I want make sure that OUTPUT(OUT) is Low Level. could you tel me about this matter?
    on Nov 15, 2011

  • Forum Post: Isolated RS232

    Calum Mackinnon
    I’m looking for a 3.3V or 5V to RS-232 with isolation and ESD protection. The current design used 2x ADUM7441’s for isolation, MAX845/xfrmer/LP2981 for isolated +5Viso, and MAX3160E for 232/485, plus TVSs – fair amount of board space. All the circuitry I just listed drops may 85-90mA...
    on Jul 21, 2012

  • Forum Post: RE: ISO35 differential output voltage magnitude > Vcc

    Greg Harrison
    Hi Thomas: Thanks for the reply, however my question is not in regards to the input voltage differential that may be applied to the receive pair (Vid) but rather the differential output voltage (Vod) that the ISO35 full-duplex transceiver is sourcing on the transmit pair. Our application uses the...
    on Apr 5, 2013

  • Forum Post: RE: ISO35 differential output voltage magnitude > Vcc

    Greg Harrison
    Hi Jason, Thomas: Thank you for the replies, and I believe I see the difference now lies between how the RS422 electrical spec specifies "Vss" and the ISO35 datasheet specifies "Vod." The RS422 electrical spec defines Vss as the difference in steady state voltages across a 100...
    on Apr 9, 2013

  • Forum Post: ISO35 differential output voltage magnitude > Vcc

    Greg Harrison
    The ISO35 device has proven to be a solid part for our isolated RS422 ports, and proven well over long distances and isolation testing. One item we have noticed is, while the datasheet specifies the Differential output voltage (Vod) magnitude as Vcc max, for Vcc = 3.6V we have measured the Vod at low...
    on Apr 5, 2013

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