Okay, great. Thanks for the info ! I have a working design for a piezo controller that can reach voltages of 0 - 70V. So it should be fine to just swap the amplifier to reach 0 -150V. With some adjustments of the voltage ratings of the other components. Thanks !
Yes, you can absolutely use the 4702 in such an application. We would be happy to help you design your application to get optimum performance. Please feel free to contact me with your specific requirements at brian.beucler@analog.com and we'll get you up and running asap. Thanks and Best Regards, Brian
Hi There, I'd like to use this chip as a differential amplifier with asymmetric power suply of VCC=160V and VEE=-5V. Can this chip be used in this way ?
Hi AlexBalyabo, you are correct - that scale should say kHz. Thanks for catching the error. I am putting in a request to correct that for the next rev of the datasheet. Good eye
Thank you for your interest! The product is released to production but currently out of stock due to high demand. We are expediting to resolve this as quickly as possible. Best Regards, Brian Beucler
Hi Jiri.Kol, thanks for your question. IEC 60664-1 specifies minimum clearance and creepage distance for PCBs and conductors on a package to be 1.25mm at 250V. The ADHV4702-1's pins spacing meets this requirement. Best Rgds, Brian Beucler
for ADHV4702-1, I expect that I will not be the only one who will ask how engineers in ADI estimated clearances (and creepages) on device package and associated footprint on PCB. For 220V-rated device, I do not see a chance to meet requirements for safety standards for PCB design. In case you have proven way how to make such design compliant i.e. with UL-61010, publish it please.
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