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 am designing an unique application with the ISOUSB211 where:
Side 1 is the host side, VBUS1 (5V) from the host is available to power the ISOUSB211. Side 2 is the device side, and we don't need to provide VBUS to the device…
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 Hi here is a design i have for the ISOUSB211 and when connecting a using a usb tester with no down stream device connected is drawing 200ma this was a few ma until I connected a down steam device which caused this high idel current…
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
Hello.
I am designing a circuit using the ISOUSB211DPR. During engineering tests at a certified laboratory, it turned out that we have EMC exceedances as shown in the image below. Due to company policy, I cannot post the PCB…