Part Number: TLV9301 Other Parts Discussed in Thread: TL431 ,
Hi TI experts,
I am working on a CV dummy load simulation with TLV9301 driving a MOSFET. As you could see from this TINA simulation result, during the load transient it looks like the inverting…
Part Number: TLV9301 Why does the SC70 (DCK) package have an MSL rating of 2, while the larger SOT-23 (DBV) package has a rating of 1? I assume the chip is identical inside of the package, so it must have to do with the packaging. But why are there many…
Part Number: TLV9301 Hi,
the datasheet showed the Vcc value was 4.5V, wheather the device work as usual when Vcc value is lower(4v) than the datasheet show?
and i want to know what is the influence if i give the device lower Vcc value(4V) .
thanks.
Part Number: TLV9301 Hi Amplifier Team,
I am currently looking at TLV930x and TLV910x. I understand that TLV930x is a RRO while TLV910x is a RRIO.
But it seem like in both their datasheet, it does not have any information about the input swing range…
Part Number: TLV9301 Other Parts Discussed in Thread: OPA1678 , The part is *not* listed as a rail-to-rail input and the stated input common mode voltage range is listed as extending to (V+) - 2V in section 6.7. Electrical Specs.
However, the block diagram…
Part Number: TLV9301 Other Parts Discussed in Thread: TLV9351 , LM10 , LM10QML Hello,
I have a customer that is looking to implement ±15V rails that track each other at power up and power down from a 24V rail. I wanted to check if an inverting amplifier…
Part Number: TLV9301 Other Parts Discussed in Thread: TLV9351 , Hi team,
May I know that what are the input impedance and output impedance of TLV9301 and TLV9351?
Thank you.
Best Regards,
Cindy
Hello,
Can you please ask the customer what the resistor tolerance is for the 100kOhm resistors. R617 and R607 set the closed loop gain of the circuit, so mismatch here will cause a scaling error on the output.
Can you please also ask the customer what…
Part Number: TLV9301 Other Parts Discussed in Thread: TLE2426 , TLV930x looks like a nice candidate as a rail-splitter as it seems to have relatively high output current.
Any issues using it as a rail-splitter?