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• ISO3080: 5V tolerant meaning and tradeoff

  

  high speed guy

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  Part Number: ISO3080 Hi, I need to understand the meaning of 5V tolerant phrase in data sheet? Also what is the trade off for using 5V? I have a system where it will be designed for 5V operation. Thank you, HSG

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• ISO3080: How would this part perform in high noise environments over short distances?

  

  Lauren Mayfield

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  Part Number: ISO3080 Other Parts Discussed in Thread: ISO1410 Hi ISO team, How do you think this part would perform for high noise environments over relatively short distances (5-15 devices all within 10ft of each other)? Is there another part you would…

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• ISO3080: ISO3080 connected for half duplex?

  

  Dimitrios Papadopoulos

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  Part Number: ISO3080 Other Parts Discussed in Thread: ISO3082 , Hello all. We have an application here that mainly uses a slow speed (115kbps) half-duplex long-length RS485 connection. ISO3082 fits perfectly to this applicatiion, however there are cases…

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• ISO3080: Could you kindly help to check the schematic of ISO3080?

  

  Lian Wu

  Part Number: ISO3080 Dears: Could you kindly help to check the schematic of ISO3080? Is there any issue about it? Many thanks!

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• ISO3080: Receiver hysteresis

  

  masahiko shimizu

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  Part Number: ISO3080 Other Parts Discussed in Thread: ISO3082 Hi, Does the receiver of ISO3080 have hysteresis function? Datasheet diagram does not show hysteresis against ISO3082/8 diagram. Best regards, Shimizu

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• ISO3082: Change point from Revision I to J

  

  R.Fukunaga

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  Part Number: ISO3082 Other Parts Discussed in Thread: ISO3086 , ISO3080 Hi all, I would like to know change point of the device from Revision I to Revision J. It says that the temperature, electrical, and switching characteristics have changed. How many…

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• Iso3080

  

  Angela Brock

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  Other Parts Discussed in Thread: ISO3080 I am designing with the iso3080 and am wondering if the grounds on the two sides are usually connected at a single point or how they should be handled. Thanks in advance.

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• ISO3080: Isolation of DC level as opposed to higher data rate

  

  John Veness

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  Part Number: ISO3080 Hi, Can someone confirm whether the ISO3080 can transmit a DC level? The datasheet describes its ability to transmit up to 20mbps, but nowhere can I find details on minimum frequency. It occurs to me that as it is a 'capacitive'…

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• Receiver function of ISO3080

  

  Satoshi

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  Other Parts Discussed in Thread: ISO3080 About below receiver function of ISO3080, which output status (R) Hi-Z or Low? ⇒Status; VCC1: PU, VCC2: PD, /RE: High ※Datasheet function table was not written it. Best regards, Satoshi

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• ISO3080 - placement near switching inductor

  

  DeeJay

  Other Parts Discussed in Thread: LM25018 , ISO3080 , ISO3082 Hi, I’m currently working on a new board design that uses TI component ISO3080DWR. Due to tight space constraint, I am considering placing this component on the bottom side of the printed circuit…

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