Part Number: ISO7731-Q1 Hi,
I'd like to know how to calculate the maximum propagation delay for a digital isolator when using different supply voltages.
I'm presuming that the device is intended to be able to run with different voltages on the two…
Part Number: ISO7731 Hi Support team
may I have your help to check ISO7731DWR VDD supply current @ 9600 or 38400 baud rate since the D/S just show the value @ 1Mhz
Part Number: ISO7731-Q1 Hi,
Customer is reviewing ISO7731-Q1 for Electronic Compressor Project.
We are considering changing the package from SOIC16 to SSOP16.
When the PCB is fitted, the physical insulation distance between pads is deemed sufficient for…
Part Number: ISO7731 Isolating a bidirectional SWD Connection
I use the JLink Ultra to connect to some uController.
The connection uses the SWD (Serial Wire Debug) Standard With SWclk (unidirectional) and SWDIO (bidirectional)
I would like to run this circuit…
Part Number: ISO7731 To whom it may concern,
Please help to submit the Latch-up resistance Test data of ISO7731DWR.
I couldn't find that on Data sheet & Qualification summary.
Best regards Sonoda
Part Number: ISO7731 I would like to operate it in the below configuration – meaning that each side gets its own different supply. Is it ok with this component? I went over the DS and I didn’t see anything that mentions that.
Part Number: ISO7762 Other Parts Discussed in Thread: ISO1541 , ISO7731 , TPS23881 , TPS23882 , This design guide ( http://www.ti.com/tool/TIDA-050026-23881 ) recommends ISO1541DR for I2C and ISO7731DWR for Reset, INT and OSS. Can I use ISO7762DWR which has…
Part Number: ISO7731-Q1 Other Parts Discussed in Thread: ISO7731 Hi Team,
My customer was been asking whether ISO7731QDWRQ1 can withstand DC2400V for 60sec from their end customer.
Q1: This part has the spec of 8000V_pk for 60sec as Viopm. From this spec…
Part Number: ISO7731 Hi,
Customer found there is power consumption difference among:
A, VCC1=3.3V and VCC2=3.3V
B, VCC1=3.3V and VCC2=5V
485 Baud rate=9600.
they found the power consumption of supply solution A is lower than solution B. did you see that…