Part Number: AMC3330EVM Tool/software: Hello,
would it be possible to get design files of the AMC3330EVM? It is only for research activities for the first prototype.
The similar request was provided in the following post:
AMC3330EVM: Design Files…
Part Number: AMC3330EVM Tool/software: I also would like to get the design files. I would use it as a starting point and modify the connectors so it can easily be connectetd to one of our testapplication.
Is that possible and in which ecad-program was…
Part Number: AMC3330EVM Other Parts Discussed in Thread: AMC3330 Tool/software: Hi all,
2 and 3 of J2 of AMC3330 were shorted and tested referring to the following data sheet.
"7.3 Best Design Practices Connect the high-side ground (HGND) to INN…
Part Number: AMC3330EVM Other Parts Discussed in Thread: AMC3301EVM What are the physical dimentions LxWxH (mm or inch) of the module?
can i get the 3D (step) file?
Part Number: AMC3330EVM Tool/software: Hi,
I am trying to design a DC voltage sensing circuit. The IC needs to be isolated. Is there any reference design available from TI that I can get help with? I have checked TIDA 00366 but it seems the reference…
Part Number: AMC3330EVM Other Parts Discussed in Thread: AMC3302EVM , , AMC3302 , AMC3330 , AMC3301EVM , AMC3301 Hi team,
Customer has questions about AMC3330EVM and AMC3302EVM as below. Could you suport this?
1. The diffrence of the Bill of Materials…
Part Number: AMC3330EVM Other Parts Discussed in Thread: AMC3330 Hello,
on the AMC3330EVM there are labels glued on the isolation barriers on both sides of the board.
Is this okay for the security requirements?
Regards
Karl
Part Number: AMC3330EVM Other Parts Discussed in Thread: AMC3330 Hello,
I am testing then AMC3330EVM with the inputs INN & INP shorted and get quite a bit of output noise, approx 10mVrms on OUTP & OUTN.
Taking the spectrum, the main energy is at…
Hi Sapana,
425Arms with a 500uOhm shunt is 90.3W, which for many applications is beyond tolerable heat dissipation. I would expect most applications to instead use a smaller value shunt, perhaps 50uOhm which would then pair nicely with the 50mV input…
