| ??? 08/25/03 09:49 Read: times |
#53281 - Kai . Responding to: ???'s previous message |
Hello kai,
Thank U for nice explanation , But which equation you used to arrive at 47.7 ns ? Please tell me how have you calculated tau (time constant) ? How have you arrieved to " after 1ns voltage drop across transorb is about 5.99v." ? If we use a 10K resistance before Transorb how to calculate time constant. Sorry for bothering you so much as I am a Computer Engineer and new to this . I also want to know can we protect the analog ports with transorb also and omit the ISOLATION AMPLIFIER ? (current loop case 4ma to 20ma ) Thanks a lot! J. John |
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