Post Go back to editing

In the datasheet, why is the maximum value of Vt(+) 2V and the minimum value of Vt(-) 0.8V?

Category: Datasheet/Specs
Product Number: AD7785

Hello.

Please let me ask new questions about AD7785 here.

For example, with a hysteresis of 017V, Vt(-)=1.83V when Vt(+)=2V, which violates the maximum value of Vt(-), which is 1.7V.

Does this mean that Vt(+)=2V is impossible?

Similarly, with hysteresis 017V, when Vt(-) = 0.8V, Vt(+) = 0.97V, which violates the 1.4V minimum for Vt(+).
Does this mean that Vt(-)=0.8V is also impossible?

In the datasheet, why is the maximum value of Vt(+) 2V and the minimum value of Vt(-) 0.8V?

Best regards

  • Hi  ,

    I am currently in contact with the product owner regarding this datasheet query. I will get back to you soon.

    Thanks and regards,

    Rod

  • Hi  

    Apologies for the delay in responding to this.

    The input signals are Schmitt-trigged. it is recommended to use a Vt(+) of 2V min and a Vt(-) of 0.8 V max.

    There is some hysteresis on the inputs. So, there is not a single threshold point where the input transitions from Vt(+) to Vt(-). When ramping up, it may be 2V that is needed before the input transitions to a Vt(+). Ramping down, it is 1.4V before the input will transition to being a Vt(-). This prevents glitches on the logic inputs from causing Vt(-) to Vt(+) transitions or vice versa.

    Thanks and regards,

    Rod