ikalogic
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reading a datasheet: Clamp current
Hi there!
On page 3 of this datasheet https://www.electro-tech-online.com/custompdfs/2012/04/1534579.pdf , it says that:
Input clamp current = -50mA.
Does that mean that there are clamp diodes between the inputs and the GND and that it can take 50mA ?
Or does it mean that there are clamp diodes between inputs and V+ ?
Or not at all? then what does it mean?
It just doesn't say in the datasheet.. is there a way to be sure other than test frying one of those?
Thank you very much!
Hi there!
On page 3 of this datasheet https://www.electro-tech-online.com/custompdfs/2012/04/1534579.pdf , it says that:
Input clamp current = -50mA.
Does that mean that there are clamp diodes between the inputs and the GND and that it can take 50mA ?
Or does it mean that there are clamp diodes between inputs and V+ ?
Or not at all? then what does it mean?
It just doesn't say in the datasheet.. is there a way to be sure other than test frying one of those?
Thank you very much!
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