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  • TLV7012: RC low pass filter with a "hard" cut-off frequency

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    Part Number: TLV7012 Other Parts Discussed in Thread: SN74LVC1G17 Hi Team My customer consider using a (window) comparator to provide an RC low pass (excited by one of your SN74LVC1G17) with a "hard" cut-off frequency. This means that from a certain…
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  • RE: DIR1703E input SPDIF from SN74LVC2GU04

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    Thanks for the inputs. It is actually providing offset at the inputs, so input voltage does not swing negative\ Will try to see TLV7012
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  • Asking for the OP design recommendation

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    Other Parts Discussed in Thread: OPA2333P , TLV7031 , TLV7012 , TLV7011 , TLV7032 , TLV4051 Hi Sir, My customer would like design OP with the following spec. low Iq, like( less than 10uA per channel), Vin is 5.5V max Vin is 2.5V min Push-pull or Open drain…
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  • [FAQ] How Power on Reset Comparators Simplify Designs

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    Other Parts Discussed in Thread: TLV1805 , TLV7012 , TLV7022 , TLV7011 , TLV7021 , TLV7031 , TLV7032 , TLV7042 , TLV7041 , TLV4031 , TLV4051 , TLV4021 , TLV4041 Power on Reset is a feature that defines the comparator output during start-up transitions, guaranteeing…
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  • LMV393: LMV393

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    Part Number: LMV393 Other Parts Discussed in Thread: TLV3202 , TLV7012 Hi, I'm using 2 LMV393s in AND Configuration for Heater coils via a TRIAC. The TRIAC is not turned off during Logic 0. Gate current for TRIAC is 10mA. Please comment. Regards, …
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  • LM393: Slew Rate Requirement

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    Part Number: LM393 Other Parts Discussed in Thread: TLV1702 , , TLV7012 , TLV7022 , LMV393 Dear Team, My customer would like to find a single part voltage compactor. The requirements are as below. Could you help to check if LM393 could meet the slew rate…
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  • RE: TLV1702-Q1: AC Over Current sensing with delay and latch

    Mohana You now have a couple options to consider. What Kai has provided is probably the more common approach but requires the additional 555 timer IC. I like this solution as well. The only suggestion I would make is to consider using a 5V comparator…

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