Part Number: DAC5311-Q1 Other Parts Discussed in Thread: DAC5311 , Hello,
I was reviewing the datasheet for the DAC5311-Q1 looking for handling information and saw that a note was present in the datasheet that specified that the DAC5311 is ESD sensitive…
Part Number: DAC5311-Q1 Other Parts Discussed in Thread: DAC5311 , DAC088S085 , TLV5632 Dear TI design support,
I am searching a DAC to generate a number of voltage levels in the range 0V-1.5V. I came across DACs offered by TI. For instance DAC5311…
Part Number: DAC5311-Q1 Other Parts Discussed in Thread: DAC5311 Hi experts,
the DAC5311-Q1 datasheet define the VinH limit of AVDD=5V and AVDD=1.8V, but not define when the AVDD=3.3V. can you tell me this limitation on AVDD=3.3V?
customer want…
Part Number: DAC5311-Q1 Other Parts Discussed in Thread: DAC5311 , DAC53204 , DAC53701 , DAC53401 Hello Team,
I would like to confirm if the minimum supply voltage of 1.8V is accurate for the DAC5311-Q1? I checked that the catalog version DAC5311 rated…
Part Number: DAC5311-Q1 Other Parts Discussed in Thread: DAC6551-Q1 , SN74LVC1G17 , ADS8382 , ADS8509 , THS4513-SP I am trying to find information concerning the devices/technology types for each of these parts listed below. Do they contain bipolar or…
Part Number: DAC5311-Q1 I am looking for the FMEDA at the block or sub-block level for the DAC5311IDCKR device. Can someone please provide that document?
Part Number: DAC5311-Q1 Other Parts Discussed in Thread: TIPD153 , DAC5311 Dears,
VOUT output passes through the wire harness to another controller. What protection circuit should be added to the VOUT pin? Used in tractor cars, the environment is more…
Other Parts Discussed in Thread: DAC5311-Q1 , DAC5311 Hi Team,
The datasheet shows operating temparature range of DAC5311-Q1 is -40～85℃. On the other hand, DAC5311(not automotive grade) is -40～125℃. I believe -Q1 device(automotive grade) has more extended…
In order to remove the influence by 500-MHz noise interference, 1k ohms resistances were inserted in the serial signal lines sync , sclk and a din terminal in series. Does this usage suit?
I do not want to change a PCB layout as a premise.
