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  • TIOL111: Pull up resistor size

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    Part Number: TIOL111 Hello, customer ask what pull up resistor sizes for the WAKE and NFAULT pins

  • TIOL111: TIOL111 RX state in EN=L

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    Part Number: TIOL111 Hello team, Could you please clarify the RX state in EN=L? Best regards, Iwata

  • TIOL111: Can TIOL111 be used with 48V L+?

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    Part Number: TIOL111 Hello guys, One of my customers is considering using TIOL111 for their next

  • TIOL111: TIOL11 or similar IO-Link Trasnceivers capable of detecting wake up when configured as input (DI)?

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    Part Number: TIOL111 Hello TI We need the C/Q pin 4 as a device digital input for a device which will have an analog out on pin 2. Do your IO-Link transceivers support wake up detection when configured as an input (NOT driving as output)? Kind...

  • TIOL111: Quiescent Supply Current

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    Part Number: TIOL111 Hi All, We are studying a possible solution with TIOL111x IO-Link transceivers

  • TIOL111: ESD - Contact discharge IEC61000-4-2

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    Part Number: TIOL111 Hi, I would like to check Passive level for IEC61000-4-2. The level is +/-4500 V. The meaning of EN=TX=HIGH is turning on low-side FET. Why does the case which turn on low-side FET weak rather than other case? I guess the internal...

  • TIOL111: io link

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    Part Number: TIOL111 I want to use TIOL111 in my design. i want to derive L+ and L- internally of my PCB and only i want to expext CQ externally. Can i do like this or not ?

  • TIDA-010016: TIDA-010016 demo behavior

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    -system-design/f/234/t/814827 Now I am investigating the TIOL111 (Tx/Rx) data by connection Autosen(AO001

  • TIOL111: TIOL111-3 internal LDO PSRR

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    Part Number: TIOL111 Hi team, Could you please share the graph of PSRR vs. Frequency for TIOL111 -3

  • TIOL111: Power supply sensitivity

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    Part Number: TIOL111 Hi, we were recently doing a supply voltage test where we were varying

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