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An IEC61000-4-4 Burst Noise test was performed on the cabling connecting to a board with a Δ∑ADC.
The cables connect to the board and PCB traces take the signals to the ADC, through an input CM / Diff filter.
Right now there is no protection; just the input filter.
For the noise testing, a waveform like below was observed.
Is there a TVS clamping diode we have that can respond in time to clamp this voltage?
Right now the consideration is to clamp the voltage to <14V or so; so we would need to respond in time to do this.
One consideration was the TVS0500...will this device respond in time to clamp to <14V?
The datasheet doesn't really get into the response time...
Hi Darren,
I checked this devices char data and the response time will meet your requirement. Once the device see's a voltage above Vbr, it will clamp the voltage to <14 V in the low nS range. The worst case clamping voltage is 9.5 V with a 43 A IEC 61000-4-5 8/20 Surge.
Regards,
Sebastian