HI Shibin,
As Kai has mentioned, on the current transmitter application, the main issue with the Howland Current source configuration is that could be sensitive to capacitive/inductive load and will likely become unstable while driving a long cable. There…
Part Number: DAC8760 Other Parts Discussed in Thread: TIPD119 When DAC8760's VOUT pin short to GND, what happens?
In the d/s, it says that the current will be clamped 30mA, correct? If the short fault event is kept for a long time, the package thermal…
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I will…
Hi David,
The primary reason for isolating in the digital domain is that it is relatively easy to isolate a digital signal and reproduce it accurately without any issues than an analog signal directly. Isolating an analog channel directly will pose many…
Part Number: DAC7760 Other Parts Discussed in Thread: TIPD119 , TIPD153 Hi team,
Please let me ask you two questions about DAC7760.
Q1)If HART interface is not used,can the HART-IN pin be left floating? *In the TIPD119, 22nF capacitor is connected.
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Hi Rohidas,
What is the condition of the output when the device is overheating? Does the device get damaged?
The thermal pad should be connected to AVSS as your schematic indicates.
I also noticed that you are tying Vout and Iout together. When tying…
Part Number: DAC7760 Other Parts Discussed in Thread: ADS5560 , TIPD119 , DAC8760 , LMT87 I'm preparing the analog out test based on Slau519 and try to use existed Launchxl-F28377S but its most of pins have been occupied. Do you have experiences to handle…
Nikita,
I believe you are correct that there isn't any schematic / reference design that is exactly like what you're asking for.
That said, I think TIPD119 comes pretty close. The only modification you would need to make in order to make TIPD119…
Hi John,
Take a look at the DAC8760, or a DAC + XTR combination like the design shown in TIPD155 .
We also have a few reference designs featuring the DAC8760. Take a look at TIPD119 and TIPD153 .
Anastasios,
Anastasios Moschos said: 1) Are there any limitations concerning the load impedance? Will it work ok for my application? As far as I saw the datasheet specifications are based on 300 Ohm loads only. Could you provide some data for the current…