Part Number: ISOUSB211 We manufacture a commercial USB galvanic isolator utilzing the ISOUSB211 and have identified a repeatable enumeration failure with the AudioQuest DragonFly Red USB DAC (Hardware v1.0, firmware v1.0.8) and a short list of other audio…
Part Number: ISOUSB211 Hi,
I'm developing an application where I'm using the ISOUSB211 to provide isolation for my self-powered peripheral device. I've followed the design guidance in the datasheet, specifically section 10.1.3, to design my circuit…
Part Number: ISOUSB211 usb isolation-TI.pdf
Hi Sir,
Could you help to review the attaced schematic for Isolated Peripheral - Bus-Powered application?
Side 1 is connected to Tablet via USB type C plug and side 2 is connected to MCU. Thanks.
Part Number: ISOUSB211 Hi,
I am designing an isolated USB hub.
Side 1 is connected to the USB connector, which may or may not be connected to the PC USB port. Side 2 is connected to the isolated circuit, powered by an external power supply, and includes…
Part Number: ISOUSB211-Q1 Other Parts Discussed in Thread: ISOUSB211 , I am using ISOUSB211 not ISOUSB211-Q1 as it is not yet avaliable for purchse.
Can you help us review the schematic ISO USB.pdf
Part Number: ISOUSB211 Hi team,
Regarding the USB data signals D±, would it be okay to connect D- to DD+/UD+ and D+ to DD-/UD-?
Due to PCB layout constraints, we would like to reverse the polarity of the connected signals.
Best Regards, Ryu.
Part Number: ISOUSB211 Hi Team,
I'm planning to use the USB isolator ISOUSB211DPR in my board.
Please find the attached schematics and provide the feedbacks.
USB isolator ISOUSB211 updated.pdf
Regards,
Abhishek
Part Number: ISOUSB211 Hi Team,
In my board, currently i was planning to use USB 2.0 isolator ISOUSB211DPR. But now my USB requirement changed to USB 3.0. I was not able to find any USB 3.0 isolators for my requirement. Can you suggest any USB 3.0 isolators…
Part Number: ISOUSB211 Hi Team,
I am planning to use the ISOUSB211DPR USB 2.0 isolator in the board design.
The signal flow is as follows: the board receives the USB signal from the host PC through an upstream USB Type-A connector. The signal is then…