I want to separate a PGND and GND.
From the datasheet, The EP pin has to connect with PGND and GND.
I want to separate PGND and GND.
Can I use it like the attached picture?
MAX14919
Not Recommended for New Designs
The MAX14919/MAX14919A industrial-protected quad-channel lowside
switch features 140mO (typ) on-resistance (RON) per
channel with integrated ±1kV/42O surge...
Datasheet
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I want to separate a PGND and GND.
From the datasheet, The EP pin has to connect with PGND and GND.
I want to separate PGND and GND.
Can I use it like the attached picture?
Hi,
The GND and PGND pins should be connected to EP for MAX14919 to operate normally. They cannot be separated.
If a COM ground is required in the system, we recommend connecting the PGND/GND of the MAX14919 to system COM via an external NMOS, so the system can be protected from reverse current. Refer to the diagram in datasheet page 17. Is this the reason that we need separate grounds?
Thanks,
Wei
Hi,
The GND and PGND pins should be connected to EP for MAX14919 to operate normally. They cannot be separated.
If a COM ground is required in the system, we recommend connecting the PGND/GND of the MAX14919 to system COM via an external NMOS, so the system can be protected from reverse current. Refer to the diagram in datasheet page 17. Is this the reason that we need separate grounds?
Thanks,
Wei