• SN6507-Q1: SN6507: Best way to enable EN/UVLO from a 3.3V PIC (VCC=12–21V)

  

  Sebastian Cardona Ramirez

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  Part Number: SN6507-Q1 Other Parts Discussed in Thread: SN6507 Hi TI E2E team, For the SN6507 (VCC = 12–21V), what is the best/recommended way to drive the EN/UVLO pin from a 3.3V PIC GPIO so it is safe for any power-up sequence (e.g., PIC up while…

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• SN6507-Q1: Clarification on SN6507-Q1 Operation and Transformer Turns Ratio

  

  Kalpak Gondane

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  Part Number: SN6507-Q1 Tool/software: Hi, We are designing an isolated power supply with an input voltage range of 8V to 18V and a fixed 12V output. I would like to understand how the SN6507-Q1 operates in this application specifically, how it is…

  • 11 months ago
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• SN6507-Q1: Clarification on SN6507-Q1 Output Current Capability and Options for 1 A Isolated Output

  

  Sebastian Cardona Ramirez

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  Part Number: SN6507-Q1 Other Parts Discussed in Thread: SN6507DGQEVM , LM25180 , LM5180 , UCC12050 , LM25184 Hello, I am currently evaluating the SN6507-Q1 for an isolated power supply design. After reviewing the documentation, I would like to confirm…

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  • 9 months ago
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• SN6507-Q1: Is it impossible for SN6507-Q1 to work with a Super Tiny Signal Transformer with PoE+

  

  user4669944

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  Part Number: SN6507-Q1 Other Parts Discussed in Thread: SN6507 Tool/software: Requirements: 1.The fixed input voltage is 24V; 2.Output voltage 15-24V, Output Current 50mA. Is it impossible for SN6507-Q1 to work with this Super Tiny Signal Transformer…

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• SN6507-Q1: Transformer selection

  

  Pavan kumar

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  Part Number: SN6507-Q1 Other Parts Discussed in Thread: SN6507 Hello, We are planing to use SN6507 with 750313638 to configure the below. Input: 4.5 V to 6.5V Output: 4.5V to 6.5V Switching frequency: 400kHz load current: 0.25A Can we use…

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• SN6507-Q1: Current calculation

  

  Danilo A.

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  Part Number: SN6507-Q1 Other Parts Discussed in Thread: SN6507 Hi Team, Posting on behalf of our customer. I will share this E2E post to our customer so he can reply when needed. Currently, our project uses TI’s SN6507+SM91208L. 1、We need…

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• SN6507-Q1: SN6507DGQRQ1 Current calculation

  

  jie He

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  Part Number: SN6507-Q1 Other Parts Discussed in Thread: SN6507 Part number:SN6507-Q1Currently, our project uses TI’s SN6507; 1.We need to evaluate the currents flowing through the SN6507 SW1&SW2 switch drive currents when driving the transformer.The…

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• SN6507-Q1: switching frequency

  

  user5883945

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  Part Number: SN6507-Q1 Tool/software: Dears, May I ask if the Wurth series of transformers equipped with SN6507-q1 can support a switching frequency of 1MHz?

  • 11 months ago
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• SN6507-Q1: whether can SN6507 use external MOS

  

  Jay wang

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  Part Number: SN6507-Q1 Tool/software: hi expert customer worry about the current capacity of 6507 internal MOS, so customer want to use external MOS. is it possible? thanks

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• SN6507-Q1: Pspice model

  

  Vishwas H R

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  Part Number: SN6507-Q1 Other Parts Discussed in Thread: SN6507 Tool/software: Hello team, Could you please share pspice model for the part SN6507-Q1 for transient analysis? Thank you,

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