Part Number: LM26LV I'm designing a discrete 24volt high side switch circuit with Safe Operating Area (SOA) protection and fast current limit protection. The circuit uses a low RDS-on P-channel mosfet in a current limit configuration. That is, a sense…
Part Number: LM26LV Hello.
Is it safe to use the nOVERTEMP open drain output (pin 3) when the LM26LV is not powered? (Assuming the voltage at the nOVERTEMP pin is kept between -0.3 and 6V)
Also, is nOVERTEMP guaranteed to be high impedance to ground…
Part Number: LM26LV Hi everyone,
I'm considering to use this temperature sensor the code LM26LVCISD.
I was trying to find the power consumption in the datasheet but I can't find it. Does anyone know the power consumption of this temperature sensor…
Part Number: LM26LV The LM26LV data sheet suggests that all devices are designed for an operating range of -40°C..150°C (e.g. 6.4 Recommended Operating Conditions, 6.6 Electrical Characteristics). On the contrary chapter 12- Mechanical, Packaging, and…
Part Number: LM26LV Hello E2E,
If I ordering "LM26LVCISD-050/NOPB", how much the trip-temp and gain of this device? Can I have Explanatory material for suffix?
I want devices with trip points 42-deg and 45-deg.
Regards, ACGUY
Part Number: LM26LV Other Parts Discussed in Thread: TMP390 Hello,
I have a question about LM26LV.
My customer wants to order "LM26LVCISD- 042 /NOPB" and "LM26LVCISD- 045 /NOPB".
I checked LM26LV "Order Now" Page, but there are not above part numbers…
Part Number: LM26LV Hello,
My customer has a question about LM26LV.
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Is there a protective diode between the OVERTEMP * pin and the power supply to prevent ESD damage?
Is the same configuration as the following figure?
Best Regards, …
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I plan to LM26L as a temperature sensor. looked over the DS , the gain 1-4 offers different temperature range. it is preset in factory. But how I can select the temperature range, basing on the marker, or model number.
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Other Parts Discussed in Thread: LM26LV , LMT87 The datasheet of the LM26LV states that the DAP pad can be left floating or connected to GND. Is it internally electrically connected to GND? If not, what is the maximum voltage in respect to pin 2 GND that…