• LM3881: Lower limit of pullup resistance

  

  Taito Takemura

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  Part Number: LM3881 Other Parts Discussed in Thread: LM3880 Hi Support Team, My customer is thinking about the pullup resistors of FLAG1, FLAG2 and FLAG3. The datasheet says that the resistors of 100 kOhm are recommended. They would like to reduce the…

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• [FAQ] LM3881: What is the minimum and maximum capacitance for Cadj for LM3881?

  

  Sam

  Part Number: LM3881 The minimum capacitance value for Cadj is 200pF and the maximum is 2uF. For more LM388x FAQ click or type the tag in the search bar [FAQ] LM388x .

  • over 3 years ago
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• TPS23753A: How to fulfill the power up sequence and power down sequence of LM3881.

  

  Kanta Sekine

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  Part Number: TPS23753A Other Parts Discussed in Thread: LM3881 , LM3880 I want to input the output (+5.0V DC) of the TPS23257A to the VCC pin of the LM3881 to satisfy the power supply rising sequence and power supply falling sequence. We have already confirmed…

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• LM3881: Low Level Max Voltage

  

  Mitchell

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  Part Number: LM3881 Hi Team, My customer wants to use LM3881 to drive a IC, which needs a voltage threshold of 0.2V. If the low level max voltage is 0.4V, this will not work for the design. Is itpossible to drive the LM3881 low level max voltage less…

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• LM3881: Abnormal operation, Assert EN before VCC

  

  Takehiro Sato

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  Part Number: LM3881 Hello team, I understand that the recommended behavior is to assert EN after powering the VCC. But I'd like to confirm abnormal operation that is assert EN before VCC. In the case of the assert EN before VCC, the LM3881 has a leak…

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  • over 3 years ago
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• LM3881: looking for 4 rail power sequencer

  

  Matt Brunell

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  Part Number: LM3881 Other Parts Discussed in Thread: UCD9081 , UCD9090 the LM3881 is a 3 rail power sequencer... I need to sequence 4 rails, can you recommend a similar part that does this?

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• LM3881: recommended MIN Delay time

  

  Koji Ikeda

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  Part Number: LM3881 Hello Support team, My customer would like to set less than 100usec of LM3881 delay time. Is this feasible? Thanks, Koji Ikeda

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• LM3881: About the pull-up resistor of LM3881

  

  Satoshi Okamoto

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  Part Number: LM3881 Hi There, We are considering the adoption of "LM3881MME/NOPB". The reference circuit is pulled up with 100kΩ. (Figure 18. Typical Application Circuit) There is no description of the output current(IOL) for the FLAG*…

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• LM3881: Maximum delay time

  

  Michael Balourdas

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  Part Number: LM3881 Hello, Is there a maximum delay time that can be set? I am trying to set a 200ms delay between Flag 1 and Flag 2, so by my calculation that would require a 25ms clock cycle and then a ~210nF capacitor. Just want to make sure that…

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• LM3881: LM3881 Tadj

  

  Chang Fei Yee1

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  Part Number: LM3881 Hi TI, According to LM3881 data sheet, Cadj of 10nF will make delay between FLAG2 and FLAG1 to be about 10ms. What's the max delay can be set? If I put Cadj as 20nF, does it mean that the delay becomes ~ 20ms? Thanks.

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