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  • LM3880-Q1: Logic Bearing Device?

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    Part Number: LM3880 - Q1 Team, Is the LM3880QMF-1AE/NOPB logic bearing? I believe the reason

  • LM3880-Q1: LM3880QMFE-1AE/NOPB ESD Rating

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    Part Number: LM3880-Q1 Hi Sirs, Sorry to bother you. Could you help provide LM3880QMFE-1AE/NOPB ESD CDM value for us ? Thanks!! ESD-HBM : ESD-MM : ESD-CDM : ESD Report or Evidence (Y/N) : Pass/Fail :

  • LM3880-Q1: maximum pull up resistor for LM3880-Q1

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    Part Number: LM3880 - Q1 Hello team, My customer wants to decrease quiescent current at standby

  • LM3880-Q1: About the sequence of LM3880-Q1(Use LM3880-Q1 in cascade)

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    Part Number: LM3880 - Q1 Q1 . Customers use the LM3880 - Q1 in cascade. *For the circuit configuration

  • LM3880-Q1: recommended pad layout

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    Part Number: LM3880 - Q1 Hello, Could you please let me know the recommended pad layout of LM3880 - Q1

  • RE: LM3880-Q1: About the EN and power down sequence of LM3880-Q1

    Hi Harukawa EN pin provides glitch free operation. For your case, it is not considered as incomplete power down, instead it is a glitch of EN, no action will be taken from device. please see my experiments waveform. where channel 1 is EN, Channel 3...

  • LM3880-Q1: 120ms period

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    Part Number: LM3880 - Q1 Hi On the datasheet, it is mentioned that there are 120ms period

  • LM3880-Q1: Abs Max of FALG pin

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    Part Number: LM3880-Q1 Hi I have a question about the pull-up voltage of FLAGx pin. At the datasheet, the recommend voltage of FLAGx pin is -0.3V~VCC+0.3V. However the abs max is -0.3V~6.0V. Is it possible the FLAGx pin is pulled up to 5V when the...

  • LM3880-Q1: start-up sequence of EN and VCC

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    Part Number: LM3880 - Q1 Hi I have a question about start up sequence. Should we turn on the EN pin

  • LM3880-Q1: min pulse of EN

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    Part Number: LM3880 - Q1 Hi Is there any limitation of EN pulse width? The FLAG does not response

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