Q&A ADMV4420 Enable0/1

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ADMV4420 Enable0/1

MaurizioTripodi on Apr 12, 2021

Can the Enable (0 and 1) be left open or they have to be necessarily tied to 3.3 V ?

Best regards.

Maurizio

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on Apr 13, 2021 9:02 AM
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Hi Maurizio,

Thank you for your question. Could you clarify your question better?

If this is referring to the pins of the ADMV1014 there is no pin named Enable.

Thanks,

Taz
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MaurizioTripodi on Apr 14, 2021 4:31 AM in reply to ADIApproved
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Hi Taz, sorry I was wrong with the part number of the component: I was referring to the ADMV4420 and the pins are: ENBL0 and ENBL1.
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MaurizioTripodi on Apr 14, 2021 4:31 AM in reply to ADIApproved
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Hi Taz, sorry I was wrong with the part number of the component: I was referring to the ADMV4420 and the pins are: ENBL0 and ENBL1.
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dmailloux

on Apr 27, 2021 5:17 PM
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Hi Maurizio,

Yes, the ADMV4420 enable pins must be tied high to 3.3V.

Best Regards,

David
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