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Do we have any data/ information on the Long-Term Input Offset Voltage Stability for the OPA140?
Thanks for your help with this!
Richard Elmquist
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Richard,
According to our HTOL data for OPA140, the life time shift distribution in the input offset voltage, Vos, had a mean of -6uV with the standard deviation of 25uV – the shift is an equivalent of what one may expect after 10 years of operation at room temperature.
Marek,
Thanks so much for your help!
Is the information also available for the OPA192?
Thanks for your help with this!
Richard Elmquist
Richard,
The overall criteria of passing the HTOL lifetest for any of our product is that the Vos shift cannot be greater than the maximum or minimum datasheet specification. Thus in case of OPA192, this means that the input offset voltage shift at 25 deg C over ten-year expected life of the product is smaller than +/-25uV.
Marek,
Thanks again for your quick response!
I will let you know if the customer has any further questions.
Richard Elmquist