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Hello,
I have a question about the CLR pin of the LTC2758.
Must I input high level to CLR pin during power-up?
Or can I keep it at a low level during power-up?
(In this case, it is set to a high level after power up)
Best regards,
y_suzuki
Hi y_suzuki ,
Apologies for the delayed response.
Upon power-up, all DACs are in unipolar 5V mode, internal DAC registers are set to 0, and DAC outputs initialize to zero volts.
The CLR pin's state doesn't affect this reset. You can keep it at low level during power up, but it should be at high level during sending instruction.
Regards,
Flynn
Hi y_suzuki ,
Apologies for the delayed response.
Upon power-up, all DACs are in unipolar 5V mode, internal DAC registers are set to 0, and DAC outputs initialize to zero volts.
The CLR pin's state doesn't affect this reset. You can keep it at low level during power up, but it should be at high level during sending instruction.
Regards,
Flynn