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LMX2592: Channel isolation

Part Number: LMX2592
Other Parts Discussed in Thread: LMX2594, LMX2820

Hello,

What is the maximum isolation between Channel-A and Channel-B in LMX2592?

Thanks,

Naveen

  • Hi Naveen,

    To my knowledge we don't have data on this for LMX2592. You also caught us at a terrible time - our team is in the middle of a site move and we don't have a lab until after 15th Dec (about two weeks). We might have this board at a different site; I'll check and post a new response if we can take a measurement.

    Based on LMX2594 which has a similar output structure, I would expect isolation will be around 50dB typical for outputs with dissimilar frequencies with our recommended external pull-up components - I don't think we have any data or even a simulation to suggest maximum isolation, since it depends heavily on the filtering between the external pullup supplies. For comparison, the LMX2820 has internal pull-ups on separate supplies, and sees around 40dB typical isolation with dissimilar frequencies when we do not include any filtering between the two supply pins.

    Regards,

    Derek Payne

  • Hi Derek,

    Thanks for the reply and inputs.

    Kindly post a response once you get measurement details.

    Regards,

    Naveen

  • Naveen,

    We just got back into the lab. I had time to configure a test setup for isolation, but since you asked for a maximum value I'm taking some time to iterate through several frequency conditions to see if there's any frequency-dependent trends. I should have an answer for you tomorrow.

    Regards,

    Derek Payne

  • Hi Derek,

    Can you please update on the issue?

    Regards,

    Naveen.A

  • Hi Derek,

    Did you get any data on the isolation?

    Regards,

    Naveen.A