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  • TLV1701: propagation delay versus input overdrive

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    Part Number: TLV1701 Dear Experts, My customer is evaluating this product and wants to know more

  • RE: TLV1701: Part failing and overheating

    Hi Thomas, I am assuming that we have answered your questions so I will close this thread. If you have further questions, please reply to this thread or open another one. Thanks, Joe

  • TLV1701: Maximum input current specification

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    Part Number: TLV1701 Team, can you confirm that the "input bias current" (Ib) in the datasheet

  • TLV1701: Questions regarding Recommended Operating Condition on Supply Voltage

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    Part Number: TLV1701 Dear Sirs or Madams, Please let me have the following two questions regarding

  • TLV1701: Hysteresis characteristics of TLV1701

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    Part Number: TLV1701 Good morning, Working on a design using the TLV1701 comparator. Looking

  • RE: TLV1701: LTSpice simulation

    Thanks Alex for the response, I will make sure Chi is aware of your response. I will now close the post. Chuck

  • TLV1701: Can the pull-up attached to the open-drain output pin of the TLV1701 be pulled to a higher voltage than VS?

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    Part Number: TLV1701 If the TLV1701 is run from 5VDC supply, can the output be pulled up to 15V

  • TLV1701: Max value of pull-up resistor

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    Part Number: TLV1701 Hi Team, A customer of mine had the following question concerning the TLV1701

  • RE: TLV1701-Q1: Die differences between TLV170X-Q1 versions

    Hello Adam, Automotive "Q1" devices usually have a different die ID# than the commercial device, even though the die may be the "same". The die ID# is usually changed because there is a slight modification done to the die to meet...

  • RE: TLV1704: Window comparator is triggering prematurely/before voltage hits lower threshold

    Nicholas I ran my simulation in TINA and am not seeing any problem. Attached below are my results and the TINA file. Makes me wonder if it is model or combination of model/simulator related. I do not anticipate any problem with your circuit and it...

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