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  • ISO7762: ISO7726 RoHs compliant

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    Part Number: ISO7762 Customer Question. Is the ISO7762DWR compliant to the new RoHS 2015/863/EU

  • ISO7762: to replace ISO1541 and ISO7731

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    Part Number: ISO7762 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 6 channels to do the job of both parts? Thanks, Nick

  • ISO7762: RS485 data getting corrupted

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    Part Number: ISO7762 Hi , We are using ISO7762F for providing isolation of RS485 communication

  • ISO7762-Q1: IBIS model

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    Part Number: ISO7762-Q1 Hi, My customer is looking for IBIS model of ISO7762FQDWQ1. I see IBIS model of industrial grade available online. Can this be used for full validation of the device? Or do we have separate IBIS model for auto qual device?

  • ISO7762: propagation delay question

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    Part Number: ISO7762 hi support team, may I have propagation delay time curve in full range operation temperature.

  • ISO7742-Q1: LOW voltage mode at the start

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    Part Number: ISO7742-Q1 hi, I need to know if the below devices are in LOW voltage mode at the start. UCC5304 ISO7762 ISO7742-Q1 thank you!

  • ISO7762: Negative voltages

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    Part Number: ISO7762 Can the ISO7762 be used to translate to a negative voltage? Can it have, say

  • ISO7762: Power supply voltage

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    Part Number: ISO7762 Hello! Can I use power supply voltage of VCC1 and VCC2 differently in ISO7762? I want to use VCC1 = 5V and VCC2 = 3.3V. Thank you.

  • RE: ISO7762: meaning of reinforced (needed for EN61010)

    The reinforced or basic designations primarily relate to the working voltage. In general, you are correct that a 'basic' working voltage for the same device is twice as high as the 'reinforced' working voltage but please make sure to review...

  • ISO7762: how to deal with un-used I/O pin

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    Part Number: ISO7762 Hi team Could you tell how to deal with un-used I/O pins of ISO7762 ? Regards

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