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TPS2661: Full protection of all lines for a 3-wire transmitter

Part Number: TPS2661
Other Parts Discussed in Thread: DAC8750, XTR111

Tool/software:

I am looking to use (presumably multiple) TPS2661X for protection on a 3-wire transmitter.  Figure 9-14 of the datasheet is for a 3-wire transmitter but only shows protection for the analog output.  What is the correct usage to fully protect the transmitter on all lines, especially from all combinations of potential mis-wiring.

I am assuming something akin to figure 9-11 with a TPS26612 on both the analog out and on the 24V supply.  Each line using a TVS to ground.  Would 24V supply also run through a single diode and then feeding both Vs+ pins?

I am currently looking to use a DAC8750 for the current loop.  Is it correct that this IC does not have a sense input to implement the feedback compensation indicated in Figure 9-14?