Part Number: LMC7111 Hi TI team,
We are currently working on the design and development of UV measurement products.
We are considering the LMC7111 for our product and would like to understand its long-term availability.
Could you please provide…
Part Number: LMC7111 Other Parts Discussed in Thread: INA195 ,
[Case:711493]Technical Data Inquiry for our customer.
Please advise as part "711493" is valid according to this datasheet " ">download.siliconexpert.com/.../1665798021003646getliterature…
Part Number: LMC7111 Other Parts Discussed in Thread: TLV9001 , HI,
would you recommend the LMC7111BIM5X/NOPB for a new design of a customer or recommend an alternative?
Thanks
Fred
Other Parts Discussed in Thread: LMC7111 , LMC7101 , TLV2731 , TLV2711 Hi,
I have a design with a LMC7111BIM5NOPB but need to replace it with a same pin-out part with a higher GBW. After some seaching of other op-amps, it seems the pinout of the LMC7111…
Part Number: LMC7101 Other Parts Discussed in Thread: LMC7111 , TLV2711 , TLV2721 , TLV2731 Hi,
I'm looking for a replacement of the LMC7101 with the same pin-out . The replacement must have a higher capacitive load drive capability.
I have tried…
Hello Heinrich,
FYI: The following devices have the same pinout as the LMC7101 (V+ on 2):
LMC7111 (micropower version of LMC7101)
TLV2711 (50kHz, 3mV)
TLV2721 (510kHz,3mV)
TLV2731 (2MHz, 3mV)
TLV6001R (1MHz, 4.5mV)
Hi Scott,
I got some help from a colleague on this so I'd like to amend my previous post. The LM1558 is a dual LM741 without trim pins so you can use any LM741 model as a drop-in replacement.
For some additional information on the LM10, take a look…
Other Parts Discussed in Thread: ADS1255 ADS1255 CLK 7.68Mhz
D0/CLK out 7.68Mhz
Using D0/CLK out of the ADS1255 to drive a MSP430.
Mode: Continuously converting
D0/CLK out is producing RFI in the shipping band with a strong peak at
161.2968Mhz…
Other Parts Discussed in Thread: LM3477 Dear,
we have an application where we use LM3477 as DC/DC from 12V (18-22V) sollar cell down to 4.4V.
Unfortunately 10-20% of our LM3477 have blown after weeks of good opperation. We do not know what we do wrong…