Part Number: DS90LV048A Other Parts Discussed in Thread: TAD5212 Hello,
We are evaluating DS90LV048ATMTCX/NOPB at a supply voltage of 3.0 to 3.6 V and an ambient temperature of -20 to +85 degrees C.
One receiver output supplies BCLK to two TAD5212…
Part Number: DS90LV048A Hello,
I have recently found an oversight in a design where a DS90LV048A on an unpowered PCB will have data sent to in from a fully power up DS90LV047.
The VCC of the DS90LV047 is 3.3V. The DS90LV048A datasheet does not give…
Part Number: DS90LV048A Other Parts Discussed in Thread: DSLVDS1048 Hello guys,
One of my customers uses DS90LV048A for their current products.
They are considering using DSLVDS1048 for next products. At this moment, they have following question.…
Part Number: DS90LV048A Other Parts Discussed in Thread: DS90LV047-48AEVM
I noticed that in the DS90LV048 datasheet, paragraph 11.1.1 Power Decoupling Recommendations states, "Use high-frequency ceramic (surface mount…
Part Number: DS90LV048A Tool/software: I seen a solution in forum for the IC TUSB501-Q1 where ac coupling capacitor are connected in series after the TVS diode to protect from short to battery. I want to ask the differential signal is shifted AC signal…
Part Number: DS90LV048A Other Parts Discussed in Thread: TLV3511 Tool/software: I have a +/-200mV 20Mhz input signal that needs to be amplified to a single ended 1.2V or 3.3V rail. While the datasheet mentions 350mV TYP input voltage for this, I am not…
Part Number: DS90LV048A Other Parts Discussed in Thread: DS90LV012A , SN74LVC1G04 Tool/software: hi
customer already study the app note (snla051c.pdf) for external biasing for failsafe.
But they are not able to figure out the reference resistor value…
Part Number: DS90LV048A Other Parts Discussed in Thread: DS90LV049 Tool/software: Hi team,
Do you have any documents of reccomended circuit design for DS90LV048A and DS90LV049?
Customer considers changing single end to differential communication…
Part Number: DS90LV048A Tool/software: Dear Support,
we are going to test the radiation damage of DS90LV048A to 1 MeV gamma ray. This is done in the framework of a physics experiment at CERN.
I would be crucial for us to have as much details as possible…
