Hi,
If only OUT1 is open, OUT2 is turned off also, the INx are both high, their is no such fault condition in the datasheet, is this behavior normal? Thanks.
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Hi,
If only OUT1 is open, OUT2 is turned off also, the INx are both high, their is no such fault condition in the datasheet, is this behavior normal? Thanks.
Hi Wayne,
Sorry could you elabroate on the conditions? I'm not fully understand.
So the IN for both channels are high - both channels are turned on?
Then OUT1 is open load, and OUT2 is not open load? And what behavior do you observe?
Which version of device you are using? A or B?
Regards,
Yichi
Yichi
thanks for your support.
Both channels are ON, out1 is open but out2 is not, I am using A version. In this case, if only out1 is open, out2 is off automatically. Hope this is clear.
Hi Wayne,
Thanks for the explanation. It makes more sense. Is it the case that you had both channel connected to load, and suddenly you remove the load from channel 1, and channel 2 is off? Or you start with channel 1 open load, and both channel can't output current?
Could you probe ST pins for both channels?
Regards,
Yichi