• TLC7524: TLC7524IDG4

  

  Ehab Ali

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  Part Number: TLC7524 Tool/software: Hello Team, We hope this email finds you well. We could not locate TLC7524ID and TLC7524IDG4 through your site. Based on the following datasheet, could you please confirm whether these two parts are the same or…

  • 2 months ago
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• TLC7524: tlc7524

  

  Krao

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  Part Number: TLC7524 Other Parts Discussed in Thread: LM224 Hello, I'm monitoring out. When I'm giving Digital input DB0 to DB7 is 255, but output is maximum of 3.7V. When I'm giving full digital input, I'm receiving 3.7V only. I need output of 0V…

  • over 3 years ago
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• TLC7524: Schematic check for Voltage mode operation

  

  Mitchel Szazynski

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  Part Number: TLC7524 Hello, I want to use TLC7524 in voltage output mode. There are some items which were either unclear in the datasheet, or not touched on at all. Could you check my schematic, with these particulars in mind? 1. WR and CS are tied…

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  • over 2 years ago
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• TLC7524: TLC7524

  

  user5940158

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  Part Number: TLC7524 i am using TLC7524CPW on my design, can i get the minimum resistance between OUT1 and REF for any combination of digital inputs? In our circuit there is one instance where we pull REF to ground. I wanted to collect the minimum resistance…

  • over 5 years ago
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• TLC7524: REF & RFB pin details

  

  KV

  Part Number: TLC7524 Hi I'm Venky, im using TLC7524, i want to vary output volatge is (0V ~ 5V), what i have to do for REF & RFB pins, please help me for this design.

  • over 4 years ago
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• TLC7524: Components Discussion

  

  Kuan Wei Chen (Kevin Chen)

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  Part Number: TLC7524 Dear Team, 1. It will need both VDD and Vref supply to IC, right? 2.Output connect to OP as buffer isnecessary? 3. With unipolar output, do it have positive output? Or it is a negative output only? The customer is looking…

  • over 4 years ago
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• TLC7524: Does my TINA mimic the DAC accurately.

  

  Doug Smyth

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  Part Number: TLC7524 I had help from a previous post and I thank you. I tried to make a close match TINA design to the TLC7524. The DB pins are driven manually instead of using 3.3v logic. My pins of interest are VREF => +5v, VDD => +5v but not shown…

  • over 5 years ago
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• TLC7524: Is there a simple way to generate a non symmetric wave pattern

  

  Doug Smyth

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  Part Number: TLC7524 I am using this component with a Vref of -9v. I am using the Figure4 configuration in the pdf. Is there a simple modification of this schematic to generate -3v to +9V utilizing all 8 bits of the TLC7524?

  • over 5 years ago
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• TLC7524: Propagation delay clarificaiton

  

  Steve Widener

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  Part Number: TLC7524 I don't fully understand the relationship between the propagation delay and the settling time - please clarify: Is there a total of 100nsec from the application of the data/rising edge of the write strobe for the output to be fully…

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  • over 6 years ago
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• RE: TLC7524: Is there a TINA model or schematic or support for this device.

  

  Paul_Frost

  Hi Doug, Using figure 4 with your supply values should be fine. Thanks, Paul

  • over 5 years ago
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