Dear team:
Consult Figure 82 in the AD5422 data sheet. How the Schottky diodes D2 and D1 are selected (can you give a recommendation)? Operating voltage is 24V. Here's what D2 and D1 do.
Dear team:
Consult Figure 82 in the AD5422 data sheet. How the Schottky diodes D2 and D1 are selected (can you give a recommendation)? Operating voltage is 24V. Here's what D2 and D1 do.
Hi lijie,
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Looking at figure 78 on the data sheet, the power diodes and Rp help protect the IOUT pin from overvoltages.
The power diodes that you should choose should have a low forward voltage so that it would have a faster turn-on time.
Rp will limit the current flowing through the power diode, hence preventing it from getting damaged due to high dissipation.
Lets say you have a 0.3V forward voltage for the selected power diode and AVDD=15V. You can compute for the resistor by this equation:
Rp= (VOUT-0.3V-AVDD)/Id
Consider Id based on the maximum power dissipation you want on the power diode.
Don't use an Rp that is very large as this would affect the compliance voltage (AVDD-2.5V) of the IOUT during normal operation.
Refer to INDUSTRIAL ANALOG OUTPUT MODULE section (page 41) and figure 83 for the recommended TVS diodes.
Best regards,
Rainier
Hi lijie,
0336.e8bbbd9ea9e2a594d9624d720052a224.jpg
Looking at figure 78 on the data sheet, the power diodes and Rp help protect the IOUT pin from overvoltages.
The power diodes that you should choose should have a low forward voltage so that it would have a faster turn-on time.
Rp will limit the current flowing through the power diode, hence preventing it from getting damaged due to high dissipation.
Lets say you have a 0.3V forward voltage for the selected power diode and AVDD=15V. You can compute for the resistor by this equation:
Rp= (VOUT-0.3V-AVDD)/Id
Consider Id based on the maximum power dissipation you want on the power diode.
Don't use an Rp that is very large as this would affect the compliance voltage (AVDD-2.5V) of the IOUT during normal operation.
Refer to INDUSTRIAL ANALOG OUTPUT MODULE section (page 41) and figure 83 for the recommended TVS diodes.
Best regards,
Rainier