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  • ISO224: Common-mode Output Voltage

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    Part Number: ISO224 Hi Team, Tolerance of Common-mode output voltage of ISO224B is, VCMout: Min

  • ISO224: Hardware review_ISO224BDWVR

    Part Number: ISO224 Hello TI Team, Please find the attached schematic of "ISO224BDWVR" Isolation Amplifier and review the same. It consists of 2 Analog inputs, both lines are protected by TVS diodes. Thanks

  • ISO224: ISO224

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    Part Number: ISO224 Hi ALL, I designed a circuit on TINA by giving a 12 volt AC and ensured both grounds(I/P and O/P of ISO224) are isolated. I grounded the -ve terminal of the differential output of ISO224 and gave the output to a voltage follower...

  • ISO224: Input Impedance Difference

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    Part Number: ISO224 Hi Team, Question on the ISO224B. In the datasheet the input impedance min is 1M and typical 1.25M. Could you explain the variation? Is it the temperature or fabrication process? Thanks a lot for your support! Regards, Ram...

  • ISO224: Device behavior

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    Part Number: ISO224 Hi Team, Is their any current limit on VCAP pin, what will be the device behavior if VCAP pin shorts to GND. Regards, Shinu Mathew.

  • ISO224: Creepage Distance reinforced isolation working voltage

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    Part Number: ISO224 Hello, in my application there could be an worst case working voltage above

  • RE: ISO224: ISO224 temperature issues

    Hi Cristiano, Just checking in about those final results?

  • RE: ISO224: DC high Voltage input to iso224

    Hi, yes, this device is usable for DC. It is very fine with DC, I use it in a similar configuration. (+-480V to +-4V). The gain of the ISO224 is 0.33333 and the input voltage is +-12V, so you get out +-4V max. (linear region). You just have to...

  • ISO224: Output ripple issue

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    Part Number: ISO224 Hello, I have an issue with using ISO224 . The thing is that I measured

  • ISO224: Vdd2 split supply

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    Part Number: ISO224 Hi, my ADC has an input range of +-4V with Vcm at 0V, which I cant change. Now I has to monitor a +-400V potential rail. Yes +- 400V, the polarity changes. Is it possible to supply the ISO 224 with +-2.5V (as my ADC is supplied...

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