Hi team,
I'm looking at Figure 8 of the datasheet.
I know this data is a typ value.
How much variation can you think of MIN/MAX of this value?
It does not have to be a guaranteed value.
Sincerely.
Kengo.
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The typical output impedance is usually half that of the worst-case output impedance.
This device does not have rail-to-rail outputs, so you cannot use twice the voltage drop. But can estimate if from the current: the typical 20 mA curve should be approximately the same as the worst-case 10 mA curve.
Hi Kengo,
The XTR300 datasheet Electrical Characteristic table on page 5 offers a Voltage Output Swing from Rail specification of minimum (V-) +3V and maximum V(+) -3V at 25C with a load of IDRV=± 24mA. Figure 8 shows a typical output swing of |Vs - VOUT| = ~1.825V from the rail at 25C, and typical output swing |Vs - VOUT| = 2.0V at ~85C and |Vs - VOUT| = ~1.62V at -40C with +24mA load.
As you have mentioned, the datasheet does not provide a Min/Max specification for output swing over temperature and current. Assuming a similar rate of change for the max 3V output swing at 25C from the rail with 24mA load, a rough estimate for output swing would be around ~3.3V from the rail with ± 24mA load at +85C and ~2.8V with ± 24mA load at -40C.
Thank you and Regards,
Luis
Hi Kengo,
Unfortunately, I don't have additional output swing vs current and temperature data beyond the datasheet plots.
Figure 8 shows a typical output swing of |Vs - VOUT| = ~1.5V from the rail at 25C, and typical output swing |Vs - VOUT| = 1.57V at ~85C and |Vs - VOUT| = ~1.42V at -40C with +10mA load.
An extrapolation or a rough estimate for max output swing to rail would be around |Vs - VOUT| = ~2.48V at 25C, ~2.55V at +85C and ~2.4V at -40C with ± 10mA load.
Thank you and Regards,
Luis