Part Number: THS4524 Other Parts Discussed in Thread: TINA-TI , OPA2810 , THS4551 , THS4521 Hello
Whether I can use THS4524 as an attenuator of gain 0.5?
Gain setting resistor values comes to 47.5K and 100K with particular sensor I am using. Whether…
Part Number: THS4524 Other Parts Discussed in Thread: ADS1278 Hi,
If the THS4524 is unpowered, what is the maximum safe voltage that can be applied to it's /PD pins? I'd like to be
able to allow 3.3V, but am worried that could damage the part. Not…
Part Number: THS4524 Other Parts Discussed in Thread: THS4551 , TPS54521 , ADS1278 In my design i have added THS 4524 Differential Amplifier for driving single ended input signal to differential output with feedback gain set to unity.
below is an sample…
Part Number: THS4524 Team,
are the supplies Vs1+, Vs2+, Vs3+, Vs4+ internally connected to one another (such as common metal connections) or are they completely separate? This information is needed for safety analysis.
Thanks
Thanks!
It's hard to avoid a boundary if you can't find it. I think I know where the edges of my limits are so now I can definitely stay within them.
Yours,
Shawn
Part Number: THS4524 Other Parts Discussed in Thread: ADS52J90 , , TLV376 , ADS1278 Hello,
We need to drive ADS52J90. Input signal is 50Hz/60Hz +/-10V. I made the drive circuit refering ADS52J90 datasheet.
Can you review the circuit and advise me…
Hi Matthieu,
I don't think we have ever noticed the output to drop down suddenly on the THS4524 the way you are describing.
How are you connecting the Rogowski coils to the THS4524 inputs - are they connected to a socketed input, or the coils are…
Other Parts Discussed in Thread: THS4524-EP , THS4524 Hey,
Does anybody happen to know the channel-to-channel crosstalk specification of the THS4524 or THS4524-EP at 20MHz? The datasheets only seem to specify it up to 200kHz.
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Other Parts Discussed in Thread: THS4524 , TINA-TI Is there any problem with an inductive circuit (magnetic-field coil) on the input to the THS4524 ?
In the gain calculation, is the gain just Rf/Rg, where Rg is the magnitude of the impedance of the…
