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  • ISO6740-Q1: ISO6740QDWRQ1

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    Part Number: ISO6740-Q1 ISO6740QDWRQ1 is used in our design as shown below, the sense signals(INx and OUTx) are of 5V level and VCC=3.3V. According to the datasheet INx and OUTx maximum voltage rating is VCCx+0.5, but we wanted to know if INx and OUTx…
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  • ISO6740-Q1: Functionality of enable Pin

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    Part Number: ISO6740-Q1 Other Parts Discussed in Thread: ISO6740 , ISO7741 , ISO7710 Hi, I am searching for an digital isolator where i can tristate outputs whenever required from the input side. ISO6740-Q1 has enable EN2. Is EN2 referenced to VCC2? VCC1…
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  • RE: ISO6740: Spec comparison

    Hello Gareth, Unfortunately, we do not provide competitor comparison tables on this forum. All the information needed to compare ISO6740 can be found on the product page ( ISO6740 data sheet, product information and support | TI.com ) and corresponding datasheet…

  • ISO6740: Estimation on supply current

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    Part Number: ISO6740 Hi team, Could you give me comment on following customer questions? Q1. When the customer doesn't use 2 ch out of 4 ch, the supply current - ac signal is proportional to the number of using channel. is it correct understanding?…

  • ISO7340-Q1: Insulation Lifetime Projection Data

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    Part Number: ISO7340-Q1 Other Parts Discussed in Thread: ISO7740 , ISO6740 Hi, Good day. Our customer wants to use the ISO7340FCQDWQ1 but they cannot find the Insulation Lifetime Projection Data for this device. Can you pleas help us provide the curve? …
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  • [FAQ] [H] Digital Isolators - Top Questions, Resolved

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    Quickly find solutions to common questions about digital isolator devices by clicking this link. This FAQ answers the most common questions asked about these devices …… ……… … FAQ: Isolation >> Digital Isol…
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