Part Number: VFC110 Other Parts Discussed in Thread: VFC320 , VFC32 Hello,
I have a question regarding to VFC 110AP that is produced by Texas Instrument. In my research experiment, I've been using this for voltage-frequency sensor. So, I connect the…
Part Number: VFC110 Hi Team,
Input: 0-10V Output: 1MHz
How does the output change when the input is 11V or 15V in the above setting? (According to the data sheet, I feel that the output will be 0.)
Also, if the output is 0, what is the margin to…
Part Number: VFC110
Hello
We are going to use VFC110 as an F to V converter accepting Freq from 2 to 3 MHz.
We receive this Freq via FO Receiver AFBR 2624Z, wave shape by a Schmitt Trigger,
then differentiate to create a narrow Negative Going…
Hello Mohamed,
Sorry to hear you are having problems with recent VCF110AP devices. To Kai's point can you describe what the newer VFC110AP are doing, or not doing, that differs from earlier product that worked in your application?
I checked with…
Hello Jim,
The VFC110 maximum output is 8 mA as noted and there is a high probability that the output transistor would not be able to sink 20 mA. It wouldn't be a good idea to base a design that is dependent on expecting that current capability from…
Part Number: VFC110 Hello,
I have a possible technical problem with the VFC110 IC.
Basically the problem is the same as the one Mohamed Ozayou asked some time ago.
The link to the original question:
This issue was closed because Mohamed didn't…
Other Parts Discussed in Thread: VFC110 I'm disty of Japan. I have some questions on VFC110.
****** Background *************** My customer is evaluating VFC110 with the evaluation board which he designed. He intend to change "fFS = 4MHz or 2MHz" by…
Other Parts Discussed in Thread: VFC110 , VFC320 I have problems when using 'VFC110' for frequency to voltage converter. There is a schematic diagram(Fig.4) for frequency to voltage converter in the datasheet of 'VFC110'. But it is not clean enough for…
Part Number: CD4504B Other Parts Discussed in Thread: UCC27524 , OPA4197 , VFC110 Hello
I am trying to use this IC CD4504B for up-translating the 3.3 V Signals
of my MCU to +15V., using the Vcc as 5V, Vdd as 15 V and the Mode Select pin
to Vcc.…
Part Number: VFC320 Other Parts Discussed in Thread: VFC110 For the VFC320, The duty cycle (D) of the VFC is the ratio of the one-shot period (t2) or pulse width, PW, to the total VFC period (t1 + t2 ). For our application, we need a Voltage-to-Frequency…