Part Number: LP2985A Tool/software: Hello,
I have one IC with marking code L353 on it. Is it belongs to TI.
Is LP2985A part number is correct for L353 marking code.
if not please find for me datasheet of L353 IC.
Thanks
Part Number: LP2985A If there a PCN for any TI IC - how would TI will inform to their different customer.
like for this case - for TI P/N LP2985A-50DBVR - there is PCN have you informed Wistron.
If yes - to which function of Wistron is receieiving…
Part Number: LP2985A Tool/software: Hi Team
we bought part from market which lot# is 3119647NFM
may i know if TI can check this lot# is correct or not?
can we base on the lot# to check the date code or COO?
thanks
Part Number: LP2985A Other Parts Discussed in Thread: LP2985 Tool/software: Hi team,
May I know the difference between LP2985-50DBVTM3 and LP2985A-50DBVRM3? Both are M3 new chip device, but what's the difference between A and Non-A of M3 devices?
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Part Number: LP2985A Tool/software: During functional test I'm seeing interesting behaviour on startup current vs ambient temperature.
At 25°C the shape is this (green current yellow output voltage)
At 80°C the behaviour is like this:
The output…
Part Number: LP2985A
We are using this product LP2985A-50DBVR since May of 2023 With no reported issue on this TI IC LP2985A-50DBVR
On this 2026 – we continue to used with these 3 DC ( JAN - 202321, 20230717 and FEB - 20251201 )
We don’t have…
Part Number: LP2985A
Is there a way to tell if a chip is new or legacy from it's packaging? We have 2 chips with different behavior, and are wondering if the extra lines on the chip indicate if it is new or legacy
Part Number: LP2985A Tool/software: Hello，
Could you help explain the meaning of the suffix M3 for PN LP2985A-50DBVRM3？
And I want to know the difference between LP2985A-50DBVR and LP2985A-50DBVRM3.
Thanks a lot,
Suri
Part Number: LP2985A Hi team,
My customer used to LT1761ES5-5. I suggest LP2985A for the test. But the Bypass pin is different from LT1761ES5-5.
LT1761 has Cap pull to Vo. but LP2985A cap pull to GND.
So does TI have the same function device? or…
