Part Number: TLV7042
I am having an issue with applying hysteresis properly to this comparator (TLV7042QDGKRQ1).
I have attached the simplified version of the schematic. What is not shown here is a small DC motor that is also on the 3v3 rail. This…
Part Number: TLV7042 A recoverable failure of other system components may place 10V on the Vcc pin of the TLV7042 for approximately 12milli-seconds. This is above the maximum of 7V. Is there any information available on how the device will act under this…
Part Number: TLV7042 Tool/software: Hi expert,
Can you verify the TLV7042DD output is open collector and is output tolerant, and we can make VCC 1.8V and have a 3.3V pullup on output, it will not be clamped;
Thanks!
McKenna
Part Number: TLV7042 Other Parts Discussed in Thread: ESD441 I have a window comparator design using TLV7042DDFR experiencing significant field failures where the resistance between INA- and VEE changes significantly.
On TLV7042 parts removed from returned…
Part Number: TLV7042 Other Parts Discussed in Thread: TLV3402 Hello,
I have a question regarding the TLV7042. I have the two TLV7042 comparators acting as a window comparator. Vx (labeled on the schematic below) can have a voltage from 0-12V. In order…
Part Number: TLV7042 Other Parts Discussed in Thread: TLV7041 I need a spice model for the TLV7042 I can use with LTspice. I already have the circuit running in LTspice and would like to change the part number I'm using now to the TLV7042.
Part Number: TLV7042 Team,
I am looking for a cross to Microchip Technology MPN: MCP6547T-E/MSVAO
Our cross tool lists TLV7042, however, customer needs automotive qual.
What do we have?
Thanks
Viktorija
Part Number: TLV7041 Other Parts Discussed in Thread: TLV7042 , , TLV7032
Hi application specialists
I am Yuki Japan TSR.
Customer ask me arrange sample about TLV7042.
But we dont find in ti.com, we can see in TLV7041 datasheet. http://www.ti…
Eric
You didn't get a chance to respond to my questions but I would suggest using the TLV7042 which is nanopower, wiring the outputs together, adding a pullup resistor on the connected outputs, and adding a diode in series with R16 to prevent the C1…
Hello Gary,
The "Glitch" just looks to be normal comparator "chatter" from a slow moving input signal. You do not have any hysteresis, so the output can "chatter" while the output moves through the threshold.
Please see this TI Design about Hysteresis…