Part Number: TVS1401 Tool/software: Hi, Staff
Application Brief slvae72 for TI's Flat Clamp states, "... during a typical 1-kV Surge event with 25 A needed to be dissipated, the clamping voltage would be 19.4 V." How do I find the value of 19.4 V? …
Part Number: TVS1401 I'm trying to use Pspice for TI to model some behavior with the TVS1401 for an ADC. (Basically trying to copy this: https://www.ti.com.cn/cn/lit/an/sbaa547/sbaa547.pdf )
Can somebody sent me a "PSPICE for TI" project file that is…
Part Number: TVS1401 It is not clear what the status of the TVS1401 is. The data sheet shows a PTVS1401 as active and the TVS1401 a preview. But, I cannot find the PTVS1401 in the TI system and no vendor has the TVS1401.
If the TVS1401 is in development…
Part Number: TVS1401 Hi Andy,
My customer need to know the factor of Steady "State Power Dissipation" which is not shown in the datasheet. Could you please kindly advise it?
Thanks a lot.
Vincent Chen
Part Number: TVS1401 Hi Team,
My customer is considering use TVS1401 in PLC AI application, the leakage current will affect the system's accuracy. We can find the leakage current plot at 14V reverse working voltage but in real operation the working…
Part Number: TVS1401 Other Parts Discussed in Thread: TVS1400
Tool/software:
Hi, I have exactly the same issue. I want to use the TVS1401 across the DC power input in a hot pugging situation. I have some ideas on how to manage this inrush but need…
Part Number: BQ24074 Other Parts Discussed in Thread: TVS1401 Hi,
I've used the BQ24074 and I'd be grateful if someone could take a look at my schematic to see if there's anything that looks incorrect.
I've read the documentation available on the…
Part Number: MAX3223E Other Parts Discussed in Thread: TVS1401 Hi,
My customer want to have RS232 transceiver with supporting Vrx > 36V, currently MAX13223E could support this requirement.
May I know whether TI have similar part?
According to TI…
Part Number: XTR300 Other Parts Discussed in Thread: TVS1400 , TVS3300 , TVS0500 , TVS1401 Tool/software: Hi dear,
I would like to be sure which could be the best solution to protect XTR300, so, the power supply should be 24 V DC and -5 V DC, so I read…
