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TLV1701: datasheet specification

Part Number: TLV1701


Dear support team,

Can you help clarify below for TLV1701AIDCK which is not clear through the datasheet:

What is the Iol max of  TLV1701 ?

What is the Vol max @ Iol max (defined by an ext. PU to P5V=+5.1V) ?

What is the Vol @ Iol = 1mA (ext. PU=4K7 to P5V=+5.1V) ?

Thank you

Kathrina

  • Kathrina
    Thank you for your interest in the TLV1701. I will make sure we look into these specs and provide you an answer tomorrow. Sorry for our delayed response.
    Chuck
  • Chuck,

    still waiting on a response. Can you please come back to me in email.

    Thanks

    Kathrina

  • Hello Kathrina,

    The TLV1701 was characterized at 2.2V and 36V supplies. I do not see any data for 5V.

    Unfortunately, the output swing graph is not too clear.  Below is a re-drawing from the data.

    As you can see, the minimum VOL swing varies depending on the supply voltage. At 2.2V, the VOL is 200mV at 1mA. Current limiting starts to occur above 12mA, so any load currents should be kept in the linear portion of the curve (<10mA). The lower the better for the best swing.

    We do not have data for 5V, but I would "guesstimate" it would be about 250mV at 1mA. We will verify this value on the bench and should have an answer for you Wed or Thurs.

  • Hello Kathrina,

    Below are the measurements from the bench of a few TLV1701 (SOT-23) devices.

    As you can see, the curves layer on top of each other nicely, and there is little difference in sinking current between 2.2V and 36V supplies (up until current limiting action at < 2.5V supply).

    The requested 5.1V supply and 1mA load has a typical VOL of 185mV. If we add the worst-case process spread of 30%, the max would be about 250mV.

    We have put in a request to have these curves redone. I do not have a timeframe for that to occur at this point.

  • Paul,

    Thanks a lot for your reply.

    Can you please validate the following datapoint:

    Vol max @ 5mA (1K-PU @ Vs=5V)  400-500mV ?

    Thanks and have a nice day

    Kathrina

  • Hello Kathrina,

    Yes. ~400mV + 30% worst case process spread is about 500mV.

    Keep in mind the TLV1701 is a micropower (50uA) device, so 5mA is a fairly heavy load.

    If they are worried about the swing, they should increase the size of the pull-up so they are not burning so much power.

    The only advantage to the lower value resistors is better for speed (less effects of capacitance on the low-to-high transition), but power dissipation and output swing suffers. If they do not need the speed, they can increase the pull-up value. Typical values are 4.7k or 10k.

  • Thanks for the quick reply Paul, really appreciated !

    Kathrina