Hello,
currently, we're designing a layout using the MAX22531 isolated ADC.
For that, the maximum 400V AIN_ input on the secondary isolated side is regulated down to the maximum 1.8V Vref of the internal reference of the ADC.
To protect against overvoltage, I though a voltage clamping circuit with zener diodes might work. However, R52 has to be very large to limit current flow in the ADC which may be a problem.

Can someone point me out the correct way to have both overvoltage and reverse voltage protection?
Do I need R52, when I'm adding a fuse between Z2 and GNDA, or will the ADC be damaged before it is triggered?
Thank you!
Best,
Andy
