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  1. ADUM5241
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    Dual-Channel Isolators with isoPower® Integrated DC/DC Converter, 50 mW (1/1 channel directionality)
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  2. ADUM1241
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    Micropower, Dual-Channel Digital Isolators, Default High (1/1 Channel Directionality)
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  3. ADUM5240
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    Dual-Channel Isolators with isoPower® Integrated DC/DC Converter, 50 mW (2/0 channel directionality)
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  4. ADUM5242
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    Dual-Channel Isolators with isoPower® Integrated DC/DC Converter, 50 mW (0/2 channel directionality)
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  5. ADUM7241
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  6. ADuM7240/ADuM7241: 1 kV, Dual Channel Digital Isolators Datasheet
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  7. UG-175: Evaluation Board for AD8280 Lithium Ion Battery Safety Monitor
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  8. UG-663: Evaluating the iCoupler ADuM1240ARSZ/ADuM1241ARSZ/ADuM1245ARSZ/ADuM1246ARSZ with the EVAL-ADuM1241EBZ Evaluation System
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  9. ADUM1240
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    1. ADUM1251ARZ-RL7 , I2C SDA not to Low

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      Interface and Isolation
      04 November, 2019
      Hi sir my customer design ADUM1251ARZ circuit , Find the following problem Please refer to the attached file image Comparing the two paths, different waveforms appear, which is what the customer wants to know. DOCX

    2. ADI ADUM1201ARZ Need 8D report

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      04 June, 2018
      Hi team I complained that this our goods have quality issue, and need the 8D report to support my end customer, could you help to support this type 8D report to me, my email : rliu@element14.com Purchase order 8912492 Date Code : 9D1732 Lot Code. : 1TAO70971.12 RECD 2.10 …
      adi adum1201arz need 8d report

    3. RE: ADUM1251ARZ-RL7 , I2C SDA not to Low

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      Interface and Isolation
      06 November, 2019
      Hi Jason, I do not have any I2C Code for the ADE7953. The datasheet explains the protocol and it is relatively easy to find I2C code examples on the web For example I found this: https://github.com/MacWyznawca/ADE7953_ESP8266 Dave

    4. RE: ADUM1251ARZ-RL7 , I2C SDA not to Low

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      Interface and Isolation
      05 November, 2019
      Hi Sir Sorry , I should go to ADE7953 to ask Thanks for you support

    5. RE: ADUM1251ARZ-RL7 , I2C SDA not to Low

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      Interface and Isolation
      05 November, 2019
      can you help with the ADE7953 questions?

    6. RE: ADUM1251ARZ-RL7 , I2C SDA not to Low

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      Interface and Isolation
      05 November, 2019
      Hi Jnaso Thanks for you support customer feedback as below : Does the ADE7953 have an I2C reference sample code?Initialization to set those parameters?Read Vrms, Irms, Hz, Power to read only a scratchpad? Or can you read it in a special way?How to correct the part?

    7. RE: ADUM1251ARZ-RL7 , I2C SDA not to Low

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      Interface and Isolation
      04 November, 2019
      Hi, As long as the MCU has a vil spec of 0.9V or higher, there should be no issue. The ADuM1251 Side1 has a current limit for 900mV and 850mV. Weaker pull-ups will keep the Vol lower. Regards, Jason

    8. RE: ADUM1251ARZ-RL7 , I2C SDA not to Low

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      Interface and Isolation
      04 November, 2019
      new add customer design circuit , please reference it DOCX

    9. RE: ADUM1251ARZ-RL7 , I2C SDA not to Low

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      Interface and Isolation
      04 November, 2019
      Hi Sir need you support 1. Why design a 0.9V power supply?2. Is there a way to pull it down? Is such a high output voltage not risky for the I2C master input (logic “0” voltage range)?

    10. RE: ADUM1251ARZ-RL7 , I2C SDA not to Low

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      Interface and Isolation
      04 November, 2019
      Hi, That is normal operation for the SDA1 channel. The ~800mV level is the Vol of SDA1 channel. There is a video that explains in detail how and why the levels look like this here: https://www.analog.com/en/education/education-library/videos/2013357472001.html Regards, Jason