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Frequent questions

  • [FAQ] How does wire break detection work?

    Part Number: ISO1228 Tool/software: How does wire break detection work?

  • [FAQ] What is ISO1228's current limit feature? What is IEC 61131-2 type 1, 2 and 3 inputs?

    Part Number: ISO1228 Tool/software: What is current limit feature? What is IEC 61131-2 type 1, 2 and 3 inputs?

  • [FAQ] Can ISO1228 Support Both Sink and Source Mode Operation at the Same Time?

    Part Number: ISO1228 Tool/software: Can ISO1228 Support Both Sink and Source Mode Operation at the Same Time?

  • [FAQ] Are there any suggestions from TI on how to comply with the "Safety Limiting Values"?

    Part Number: ISO7740 Tool/software: Ok I know what Safety Limiting Values are, now how do I comply with them? Are there any suggestions from TI on how to comply with the "Safety Limiting Values"?

  • [FAQ] ISO7740: Why are safety limiting values important?

    Part Number: ISO7740 Tool/software: Why are safety limiting values important?

  • [FAQ] ISO7740: What are safety-limiting values?

    Part Number: ISO7740 Tool/software: What are safety-limiting values?

  • [FAQ] What is sinking type and sourcing type inputs?

    What is sinking type and sourcing type inputs?

  • [FAQ] How to set sinking type or sourcing type in ISO1228?

    Other Parts Discussed in Thread: ISO1228 How to set sinking type or sourcing type in ISO1228?

  • [FAQ] What primary inductance value should I choose for my push-pull power supply design using SN650x devices?

    What primary inductance value should I choose for my push-pull power supply design using SN650x devices?

  • [FAQ] Whey are D1 and D2 pins of SN650x push-pull transformer driver shorted to GND?

    Other Parts Discussed in Thread: SN6505B , SN6505D , SN6501 , SN6505A Whey are D1 and D2 pins of SN650x push-pull transformer driver shorted to GND?

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