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  • LM2902: LM2902DR marking

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    Part Number: LM2902 Hi We have found two different marking for this product, please help to confirm whether the two different marking are approved by your company and can they be used? Or have you changed it?
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  • LM2902: Convergence Issue when simulating with single supply

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    Part Number: LM2902 The following convergence error message comes up when I tried to model the LMX24_LM2902 as a single supply op amp. INFO(ORPSIM-16594): To improve Pseudotransient Convergence and Performance, set following options to relax stabilization…
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  • LM2902: Any power up/down sequence to be followed?

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    Part Number: LM2902 Hello, My customer would like to use LM2902 at Vcc+ = +5V and Vcc- = -7V. In this case, any power up/down sequences between Vcc+ and Vcc- to be followed? Or are they power up/down in any orders? Best regards, K.Hirano

  • LM2902: The simulated time in Pspice with AC sweep is too long

    Part Number: LM2902 Hi, I tried to simulate the following circuit in Pspice with AC sweep to get the Bode plot, but it seems that the solving time is too long. Could you check the circuit? Is there any error in the diagram and setting? Best regards…
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  • LM2902K: About the difference between "LM2902-N" and "LM2902KN"

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    Part Number: LM2902K Other Parts Discussed in Thread: LM2902-N , LM2902 , , LM2902B , LM224K , LM324K Is ESD the only difference between "LM2902-N" (PDIP package) and "LM2902KN" (PDIP package)? Please let me know if there are any other…
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  • LM2902: Output drift ？

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    Part Number: LM2902 hi teams: As follows, this is a customer's current test scheme The customer has 2 pieces of lm2902pwr on his hand, which are in 1_ In the case of no input, tp9 has a current of 0.01A. The customer wants to know what parameters…
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  • LM2902: dual supplies

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    Part Number: LM2902 When using the LM2902 with'Dual Supplies: ± 1.5 V to ± 16 V', which pin should the negative power supply be connected to? Is it a GND pin?
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  • LM2902: LM2902KPWR vs. LM2902KVQPWRQ1 electrical differences, common mode and differential input capacitance

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    Part Number: LM2902 Other Parts Discussed in Thread: LM2904 , Hi Team, Can you please advise on the following? - What electrical differences (if any) are there between LM2902KPWR vs. LM2902KVQPWRQ1? I don't see any specifically in the datasheet electrical…
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  • LM2902: Pspice model ERROR(ORPSIM-15141)

    Part Number: LM2902 Hi E2E, Our customer is using the LMx24_LM2902 PSPICE Model with our Pspice for TI tool and they encountered ERROR(ORPSIM-15141). Is this a bug with the PSpice model itself? Kindly suggest a workaround. Thank you. Regards, Carlo
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  • LM2902-Q1: How to deal with the unused channel?

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    Part Number: LM2902-Q1 Dear team, My customer only uses LM2902-q1's three channels. How to deal with the unused channel? Thanks & Best Regards, Sherry
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