Part Number: INA238 Other Parts Discussed in Thread: PCA9306 , TCA9517
I’m getting a “no acknowledge” (NACK) when I try to communicate with the power monitor.
Part Number: TPS23881B Other Parts Discussed in Thread: TPS23861 , TPS23881 , TPS23882
TPS23881B is an IEEE802.3bt compliant, 8-channel power sourcing equipment (PSE) that injects power onto CAT5 Ethernet cables. When using this device in any wired…
Part Number: TPS3842
Hello,
I have a noisy power supply and need to monitor for OV conditions. Size and noise immunity are very important. Can you please recommend a solution?
Thank you.
Part Number: TPS3842
Hello,
I am looking for a very small solution to monitor my 24V rail for undervoltage conditions. What is your best recommendations?
Thank you.
Part Number: TDA4VL-Q1
POK (Power OK) undervoltage detection fails during software diagnostic testing in the bootloader, causing boot failures in approximately 1-3% of devices. The POK diagnostic module fails to detect undervoltage events even when…
I am writing a PRU application for a PRU-ICSS device (AM261x, AM263Px, AM263x, AM335x, AM437x, AM57x)**, PRUSS device (AM62x), or a PRU_ICSSG device (AM24x, AM64x, AM65x).
Arbitration delay can add additional clock cycles to a PRU read or write command…
I am writing a PRU application for a PRU-ICSS device (AM261x, AM263Px, AM263x, AM335x, AM437x, AM57x), PRUSS device (AM62x), or a PRU_ICSSG device (AM24x, AM64x, AM65x). I want to calculate how many clock cycles a read or a write will take. How do I do…