Part Number: DAC161S997 Other Parts Discussed in Thread: DAC8750 Tool/software:
Hello,
I plan to operate the DAC161S997 and the current loop isolated from the board's main power supply. For this purpose, I am using a DC-DC converter to generate a +Vout…
Part Number: DAC161S997 Tool/software: Hello Support Team,
I am using the DAC161S997RGHT (WQFN-16) for the Current Output Section and the DAC8740HRGET (VQFN-24) for the HART section .
My device's output current can work in 3 configurations: 3-wire Source…
Part Number: DAC161S997 Other Parts Discussed in Thread: LM2936 Tool/software: Hello,
could you please check my connection pattern? I can recieve HART Signals but if i try to send Signals, I have no Modulation at all.
Part Number: DAC161S997 Tool/software: Hi, I have read several threads about the problems you may have when using two DAC161S997 in the same circuit sharing any of the loop lines.
In my case, I have the circuit below, for transmitting pH and electrical…
Part Number: DAC161S997 Hi TI community
We are using DAC161S997 for 4- 20 mA current transmission.
Below attached is the circuit schematics.
We have a problem with bring up of this circuit, that is, while we writing various hex values to the DACCODE…
Part Number: DAC161S997 Hi,
I am interfacing DAC161S997 with MCU over SPI communication.
When I Write the value to DACCODE register to set the output so it gives the output only for some milliseconds.
For continuous output I am writing the value to re…
Part Number: DAC161S997
Hello.
I am trying to transmit temperature and humidity through 3 wires, +LOOP, -LOOP_temperature, and -LOOP_Humidity.
Individually, they work perfectly, but when I connect them in parallel, they don't work. The current outputs…
Part Number: DAC161S997 Other Parts Discussed in Thread: TIDA-00648 , , Dear ,
We are using loop power 4-20mA transmitter. we are referring below 2 circuit reference,
TIDA-00648 reference design | TI.com
DAC161S997EVM User's Guide (Rev. A) (ti.com)…
Part Number: DAC161S997 Other Parts Discussed in Thread: LM2936 , I developed a 4-20 mA, loop powered transmitter circuit using DAC161S997. The loop is powered using LM2936, which is generating 3.3Volts. i am able to set/control current upto 6 mA, after…