Part Number: LM117HVQML-SP Tool/software: Hi,
I am using the LM117HVQML-SP in a system that can see input voltage transients of up to 75V. Can the LM117HVQML-SP take transients of this high, say if the transient is 75V, 20V/us, and 10us total pulse…
Part Number: LM117HVQML-SP Tool/software: Hi team
I am following the post below. Are there SEE data in the 3rd party?
https://e2e.ti.com/support/power-management-group/power-management/f/power-management-forum/1242975/lm117hvqml-sp-see-data?tisearch…
Part Number: LM117HVQML-SP Tool/software: Disclaimer: Mechanical engineer trying to analyze electrical board.
Looking for guidance on thermal analysis for this chip. Is the R_thetaJC taking into account the leads or are the leads in addition?
For…
Part Number: LM117HVQML-SP Tool/software: We are using the 16 CFP (NAC) package for the LM117HVNAC/EM. I plan to open the solder mask under the body to provide a path for thermal relief.
Is this part designed to have the bottom side of the body soldered…
Part Number: LM117HVQML-SP Hello,
I would like to request some additional information about the following PN:
5962R0722902VZA
I see it shows a Theta JA and Theta JC. Is there a Theta JL available for this device?
Thanks,
Adam
Part Number: LM117HVQML-SP I have an application where the LM117HVQML-SP can see a short transient voltage that exceeds the absolute max rating of the part. The part could potentially see a 44V input for a max of 10usec. This would be a one time event…
