Part Number: SN6501 Other Parts Discussed in Thread: SN6505B , SN6505A-Q1 , , SN6505A , SN6505B-Q1 , SN6505D-Q1 Hello,
Since SN6501 and SN6505B are not currently available in the market, can you suggest an alternative for these ICs (with or without the same…
Part Number: SN6501-Q1 Other Parts Discussed in Thread: SN6501 , SN6505B , SN6505A
Team,
I have read on the below E2E that to make a PCB compatible for both SN6501 and SN6505B it is enough to connect Pin6/CLK to GND on SN6501: https://e2e.ti.com/support…
Part Number: SN6501 Dear Sir,
Reference design use 3 isolated power supply for current sensing, but only 1 isolated power supply used for voltage sensing.
Transformer Driver SN6501DBVR max supply current: 350 mA Transformer ratio: (4-6):(1-3): 1.64:2…
Part Number: SN6501 Dear TI team,
Could you please tell me the output and input capacitance (Cgs, Cgd and Cds) of MOSFETs used in SN6501 driver? They are not available in the datasheet.
I want to make an isolated bias supply using SN6501 from 5V input…
Part Number: SN6501-Q1 Other Parts Discussed in Thread: SN6501 , TIDA-01605 , TL431 , TLV431 Dear TI team,
I created a circuit in PSPICE for TI software, but there are always below error. Could you please help me to rectifier it? I attached the simulation…
I'm glad it was helpful for you too Dave :-). I just thought of one more question that I'd like to ask and then I'll move to related threads.
Manuel, is the SN6501 able to self-regulate better than the SN6505? I'm thinking that SN6501's R…
Part Number: SN6501 Hi experts,
My customer want to implement a small sized 5V to 5V, 1w isolated DC/DC with SN6501. To conserve space they want to use a BAT54C as second side rectifier. Could you please help me check if BAT54C is enough for this application…
Part Number: SN6501-Q1 Dear TI,
Could you please review at the below schematic for higher output voltage i.e. 5V - 12V isolated supply using SN6501-Q1
let me know if any there any concerns or improvement that can be done.
Thanks in advance
Regards…
Part Number: SN6501 Hi Team,
In the past I have worked with the SN6501/-5, in combination with WE isolation push-pull transformers, for creating medically isolated power management.
In current products THI2-1211M DC/DC converters are used.
Could you explain…
