Could you pls help to calculate how much higher the VIN- voltage is than the VIN+ voltage, the output voltage jumps? Thanks
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Hello Fabio,
I'm assuming the "VDD33" is 3.3V.
The output should "jump" as soon as the two input voltages cross, typically within a millivolt or two.
The R10/R11 dividers set up a reference voltage of 1.10V at the positive input.
The voltage at pin 3 needs to go below 1.100 for the output to go high, and above 1.100 to go output low.
The TLV1701 has a maximum internal offset voltage of ±5.5mV.
Ideally, the threshold is 1.1V, but you should take into account the worst case input offset voltage.
To make the input go high, Pin 3 (neg input) needs to be less than 1.1V - 5.5mV = 1.0945V
To make the input go low, Pin 3 (neg input) needs to be less than 1.1V + 5.5mV = 1.1055V.
The VBUS_OUT divider ratio is 21.04 - so the VBUS_OUT thresholds will be 21.04 times the above threshold voltages.