JAJSMG1 September 2024 TRF1305B1
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The TRF1305x1 supports a VICM voltage closer to either VS+ or VS– voltage than the default specified input common-mode range in the Electrical Characteristics, when configured in one of the VICM extension modes. The VICM extension mode can only be used in D2D configuration.
When configured in the low-side VICM extension mode, TRF1305B1 supports a 450mV lower input common-mode voltage than the default option. For example, the lower limit of VICM voltage range extends from a default value of VS– + 1.5V to VS– + 1.05V for the TRF1305B1 variant, and the higher limit also shifts lower from a default value of VS– + 3.5V to VS– + 3.05V. At the lowest VICM voltage, approximately 15mA current must be sunk by the external circuitry connected to the INP and INM pins.
When configured in the high-side VICM extension mode, TRF1305B1 supports a 450mV higher input common-mode voltage than the default option. For example, the higher limit of VICM voltage range extends from a default value of VS– + 3.5V to VS– + 3.95V for the TRF1305B1 variant, and the lower limit also shifts up from a default of VS– + 1.5V to VS– + 1.95V. At the highest VICM voltage, approximately 15mA current must be sourced by the external circuitry connected to the INP and INM pins.
Either resistors connected to supplies or external current sources can be used to sink or source the currents flowing out or into to the INP and INM pins during the low-side or high-side VICM extension modes, respectively.