Part Number: ISO7342C Other Parts Discussed in Thread: TEST , , ISO7742 Hello,
I would like to know ISO7342 activity when input frequency sweeping.
According datasheet Figure 18. Block Diagram, the device has Low(DC - 100kbps) and High(100kbps - 25Mbps) frequency…
Part Number: ISO7342C Other Parts Discussed in Thread: TEST The http://www.ti.com/quality/docs/estimator.tsp does currently not provide any data about the Digital Isolators. I notice that behavior already in the past and sometime later (few month) the…
Hello
I Would like to know whether resistor should be used for EN Pin of ISO734x series.
According to the Typical Application schematics which listed on Data sheet ISO723x, the Series resistors 4.7Kohm for EN Pin are different Between Fig 20 for ISO7340…
Other Parts Discussed in Thread: TEST , ISO7342C Hi Team,
There is concern over how long the ISO7342C can be subjected to high voltages (1kVDC continuously) before the isolation barrier breaks down. Does TI have any documentation about MTTF (Mean Time To…
Other Parts Discussed in Thread: ISO7242C , ISO7742 , ISO7842 , ISO7342C , ISO7342FC Hi all,
I want to be low the quisient current.
When disable (EN_Low), how much the ICC1 and ICC2?
Regards,
Nagai
Hi Luis,
You can choose resistor values based on the available voltage that you want to down convert to 5V/3.3V. If basic isolation is sufficient, you could use ISO7340C. Based on flow directions of signals, any of ISO7340C, ISO7341C, ISO7342C should…
Hi Frank,
For DC offsets, we're recommending our new digital isolator family, ISO734x. ISO7342C and ISO7341C/FC are planned to be released in 4Q14. Preview datasheet is attached.
http://e2e.ti.com/cfs-file.ashx/__key/communityserver-discussions-components…
