Part Number: ISO6762 Hello,
we were wondering, why the ISO6762 is neither listed in the UL File No. FPPT8.E181974, nor in the UL-CA-L181974-24-32205102-8, even though it is mentioned under "PRODUCTs COVERED" in "USR/CNR - Single Protection, Non-Optical…
Part Number: ISO6762-Q1 Tool/software: Hi TI Team,
We are currently using the ISO6762F-Q1 digital isolator in a high-voltage application where precise modeling of the isolation barrier is critical. The datasheet mentions the input-to-output barrier…
Part Number: ISO6762-Q1
Tool/software:
Hi,
I'm using this digital insulator feeding it with +5V but for a mistake I have a 3.3V coming from the uC.
What is the behavior of Vit+(IN) when I have less than 0.7*Vcc? Is it temperature related?
Part Number: ISO6762 Tool/software: Hi
I have a question about ISO6762. If the VCC2 power supply is at 0 V, what happens to the output on the VCC1 side? If I pull up the VCC1-side output, will it go High, or will it stay Low?
Part Number: ISO6762-Q1 Tool/software: I am working with the ISO6762F-Q1 digital isolator and need clarification on the following points:
Peak Output Current Ratings :
The datasheet specifies IOH = –4 mA and IOL = +4 mA.
Are these values the…
Part Number: ISO6762 Tool/software: For the power dissipation, I noticed in the 50Mbps condition, the maximum ICC1=14.6mA, ICC2=21.1mA;
Whether this means the total current from VCC1 and VCC2?
1.6mA per channel typical at 1MHz. So six channel total…
Part Number: ISO6762-Q1 Tool/software: Hi,
From the datasheet of ISO6762-Q1 we have the following information:
But which of these currents should be considered when I am using the ISO6762F ? My inputs have both HIGH and LOW states , in that case…
Part Number: ISO6762-Q1 Tool/software: Hi,
Please clarify what is the difference between these two cases of power supply mentioned here:
Which current is applicable for which condition. Pls clarify what is the significance of these two test…
Part Number: ISO6762 Hi team,
We are planning to use digital isolator for both RS232 and RS485. is there any conflict is coming or is good to use the same single IC for both RS232 and RS485 isolator
