Part Number: DEM-OPA-WSON8-EVM Good afternoon, is it possible for you to provide the gerber files of the mentioned evaluation board?
Thanks in advance,
Pablo.
Part Number: DEM-OPA-SOT-1A Hi Team, Need your assistance on this minor discrepancy that one of our customer had raised. On the pin configurations pin 5 is /DIS and pin 6 is Vs+. We have noticed that on the DEM-OPA-SOT-1A typical application circuit (Figure…
Part Number: DEM-OPA-WSON8-EVM Other Parts Discussed in Thread: OPA858DSGEVM , OPA858 Can you provide the size/type of passives and SMA connector for the EVM?
Regards, Bernd
Part Number: TIDA-010042 Tool/software: Hi,
I want to know how TI choosen the DEM mode current in TIDA-010042 Mosfet based reference design. According to theory we should go to DEM Mode when the output current goes below or equal to critical current …
Hello Lance,
We do offer the DEM-OPA-RGV-EVM , which is an generic EVM board designed for VQFN (RGV) package PLC and DSL line drivers. The associated user's guide showcases the EVM functionality, which can do either two amplifier channels or a single differential…
Hi Sebastien,
I know it's been a while, we did not forget about this! I've been working for the past few weeks to try to get this system working. I think I have audio coming through now, but I have been having trouble getting our digital audio test equipment…
Joaquin,
There is an EVM available which you can get from TI.com to test yor circuit (link below)
https://www.ti.com/tool/DEM-OPA-RGV-EVM
In your schematic (snippet below) the input swings from 0V to 3.3V, so for the time period in which it is 0V, it…
Part Number: MSPM0G3507 Other Parts Discussed in Thread: SYSCONFIG ,
Tool/software:
Hi Experts,
I am posting this on behalf of the customer.
I have been working through the OpAmp Introduction lab from the MSPM0 Academy. I completed step 2a. of the first…
Hello D,
1) I found in DS of OPA360 page6 ( Enable/Shutdown) section
"If the Enable pin is not connected, internal pull-up circuitry will enable the amplifier."
But it is probably better to tie it to 3.3V
- I agree, you may float it but I recommend…
