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Hi Kirby and team,
What are the differences between the "LM139AW-SMD" and the 5962 version? Does the -SMD version refer to the commercial or MIL version of the device?
Thanks,
AH
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Hi Kirby and team,
What are the differences between the "LM139AW-SMD" and the 5962 version? Does the -SMD version refer to the commercial or MIL version of the device?
Thanks,
AH
Hello Alpha,
I assume the "5962" SMD# you are referring to is 5962-8773901DA.
I quoteth from Kirby:
"Before the acquisition, TI and National offered some products that used the same SMD number.
After the acquisition, it was decided that if a customer ordered the 5962 number, they would get the TI version. To get the National version, the customer had to order by the NSID (full National part number)."
The 5962-8773901DA is a LM139AWB, which is a native Texas Instruments device, which is on the LM139A-MIL datasheet.
The LM139AW-SMD is the original National Semiconductor device, which is on the LM139AQML datasheet.
So, if you order the "5962-8773901DA", you get the TI version. If you order "LM139AW-SMD", you get the National version.