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SN751701: VOL & VOH spec data

Part Number: SN751701

Hello Team,


My customer is going to use our SN751701 as RS232C.

Then engineer wants to know below points for SN751701 driver side. Could you provide those info ?

(1) Minimum VOL & maximum VOH voltage under 25degC condition. (Unfortunately our data sheet doesn't have those.)
(2) Effect of temperature on the VOL and VOH (Performance trend at high and low temperatures compared to Ta25degC).
(3) VOL & VOH data when Vcc is 13.5V.  (I guess we don't have such a data. In that case, Can we suggest estimation value compared with Vcc = 12V) ?.


Best Regards,
Jin

 

  • Jin,

    Our applications team will look at this and respond to you by tomorrow. Thank you for your patience.

    Regards,

  • Hello Eric,

    Do you have any update ?

    Best Regards,

    Jin

  • Jin,

    We have reached out to our product/test/validation team to see if we can dig up this information. Thank you for your patience on this.

    Regards,

  • Eric,

    Do you have any update ?

    Best Regards.

    Jin

  • Jin,

    Thank you for your patience and apologies for the delay. We are still tracking this information down.

    Regards,

  • Jin,

    Due to the age of this part, unfortunately we do not have this information to provide. The part is characterized with the conditions specified in the datasheet.

    Jin Ikeda said:

    (1) Minimum VOL & maximum VOH voltage under 25degC condition. (Unfortunately our data sheet doesn't have those.)

    This is an interesting request. What is the application that requires this information? The customer can use VCC as the limit.

    Jin Ikeda said:

    (2) Effect of temperature on the VOL and VOH (Performance trend at high and low temperatures compared to Ta25degC).

    Unfortunately we do not have this data to provide.

    Jin Ikeda said:

    (3) VOL & VOH data when Vcc is 13.5V.  (I guess we don't have such a data. In that case, Can we suggest estimation value compared with Vcc = 12V) ?

    These values will be larger than the values at the values at VCC = 12 V. Though we do not have this characterization data to provide or guarantee, my hand calculations lead me to estimate that the typical value for VOL would be around -11 V while the typical value for VOH would be around +11 V.

    I hope this is helpful.

    Best,

    Danny