ADUM240D0 - connect NIC pin to ground to make pin compatible with ADUM1410?

jimbles on Jan 17, 2019

Hey,

I was wondering what the side effects of ignoring the advice to leave NIC floating on the ADUM240D0 would be? I was hoping to make a pin compatible pad with the ADUM1410, which has pin 10 as CTRL, which I need to tie to ground.

ADUM240D0 layout

and the ADUM1410

Thanks!

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ADIApproved
Jan 21, 2019 +1 verified
Hello:

NIC means there is no internal connection on this pin. it could be connected to GND or leaved open.

Regards

Chris

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on Jan 21, 2019 2:12 AM over 2 years ago
Hello:

NIC means there is no internal connection on this pin. it could be connected to GND or leaved open.

Regards

Chris
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0 jimbles on Jan 29, 2019 12:40 PM over 2 years ago in reply to ADIApproved

Thanks, I figured it would be ok, its just that previously I havent seen the advice to keep it floating so consistently
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0 jimbles on Jan 29, 2019 12:40 PM over 2 years ago in reply to ADIApproved

Thanks, I figured it would be ok, its just that previously I havent seen the advice to keep it floating so consistently
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