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Part Number: TLV6703
Team,
-Is it possible to use the TLV6710 TINA model for simulating the TLV6703?-The overall electrical specs are very close so I guess that it could be realistic to do so. What do you think?-Is there something specific to pay attention too so that the simulation would apply to TLV6703 as well?From the high level comparaison I see the that propagation delay and VICR (Max ) are different.http://www.ti.com/assets/js/compareParts/compare.html?familyId=81&parts=TLV7032,TLV6700,TLV6703,TLV6710,TLV6713&cols=o1,p480,p116,p83,p358max,p358min,p2954,p2max,p1typ,p769max,p78,p1498,p1192,p1811,p1130,p2192,p81max&lang=en
Thanks in advance,
A.
Hi AnBer,
TLV6703
TLV6710
High to low Prop Delay
18us
9.9us
Output Fall time
0.22us
0.12us
Positive going input threshold
400mV
A: 405.5mV
B: 400mV
Negative going input threshold
394.5mV
A: 400mV
B: 394.5mV
VDD_max
20V
40V
VOUT_max
28V
VIN_max
6.5V
1.7V
As long as the simulation uses supplies that are compatible with the TLV6703 and an input voltage at or less than 1.7V, you can get accurate simulation results by simulating with the TLV6710. I modified the TINA file for the non-inverting input on the TLV6710 to have the same positive and negative going thresholds as the TLV6703 (positive going of 400mV and negative going of 394.5mV). As long as you ground the INB- input and disconnect the OUTB output from the output node, it should work. If you want to input anything higher than 1.7V into the comparator I would just use a resistor divider. I attached a table with some of the key differences between the parts and a TINA file with the modified TLV6710 with the same hysteresis thresholds as the TLV6703.
Regards,
Joe
TLV6710_tweaked.TSC
In reply to Joe Vanacore:
Hi Joe,
Thanks for your answer!