Part Number: SN6505A Hi TI Community,
I am working with a customer using the SN6505AQDBV push-pull transformer driver and we are facing EMC issues . The radiated emissions exceed the limit in the frequency range of 520 kHz to 1.73 MHz . After disabling…
Part Number: SN6505A Other Parts Discussed in Thread: SN6507 Tool/software: Hello Team,
In my current design I am using SN6505 part. It has a maximum Vdd limit of 5.5V, I need a part that can tolerate voltage of upto 7-10V.
Could you please suggest…
Part Number: SN6505A-Q1 Other Parts Discussed in Thread: SN6505B-Q1
Tool/software:
Hi Expert,
SN6505A-Q1 is used to drive 3:8 transformer to convert 5V to 12V. The load current is 300mA. How to select transformance inductance so that there is…
Part Number: SN6505A Other Parts Discussed in Thread: SN6501 , Tool/software: I need an isolated ±5V from 5V input with only few milliamperes of output current. I came across SN6501 and SN6505 and possible solutions seem:
1. SN6505A + Würth 750315240…
Part Number: SN6505A Hi TI team,
We use SN6505A to make a isolation power.
There are some abnormal boards showed the power supply is restarted in cycle.
The board works normally at the beginning and after several hours when the temperature is high…
Part Number: SN6505A Other Parts Discussed in Thread: ISOUSB211 , ISOUSB211DPEVM , , TIGER Tool/software: Hi BU,
As you know, SN6505A is working with ISOUSB211 for isolation power in ISOUSB211DPEVM.
And now, my customer want to use same design and…
Part Number: SN6505A Can you suggest a transformer for the SN6505 that is specified to operate at -55C to 85C. 5V in and 5V out, very low current, 2 mA. The part is specified to operate at -55C but none of the transformers recommended in the data sheet…
Part Number: SN6505A Hi expert,
May I know what's the design consideration for the inductor of Voltage-uSecond spec? Is 40 must needed? What we typical see this parameter is 10~24.
Regards,
Allan
Part Number: SN6505A Other Parts Discussed in Thread: SN6507
Hi Team,
Could you help our customer's concern. I have posted their inquiry below.
I have a device that outputs 3~4.2VDC. Can I use the following topology to get around 30~42VDC
the…
