Part Number: OPT3007 Hi Ti suppoert team
The application is a notebook powered by an AMD CPU, currently in the development stage., the OPT3007 needs to consult with Ti to set up the specific environment for Lux cationour.
Please refer to page 2 of…
Part Number: OPT3007 Other Parts Discussed in Thread: OPT3006 , , OPT4001 Dear TI Experts:
Our customer is currently developing a laptop platform and plans to use the OPT3007 or OPT3006 as the Ambient Light Sensor (ALS) solution for the display, utilizing…
Part Number: OPT3007 Tool/software: Dear TI engineer,
We have one question about the detection accuracy of OPT3007, that is, from the datasheet we can learned that the below information.
But in our actual testing, we found that the measured data…
Part Number: OPT3007 Tool/software: I have a question about OPT3007 powering and I2C requirements, we did not find those from the datasheet.
Is there some kind of minimum time we have wait after powering up the component before we start to communicate…
Part Number: OPT3007 Hi Sir,
The customer wants to prevent the OPT3007 body broken, could they use the adhesive/gum material on the TOP side of the OPT3007?
If it can, what kind of gum material is suitable?
Part Number: OPT3007 Other Parts Discussed in Thread: OPT3006 Tool/software: HI team,
Do we have the dxt file for OPT3007YMFR? The customer needs information of front, back and side.
Thanks,
Leo
Part Number: OPT3007 Hi sir,
This is Prgatron optical engineer Willy_Yeh.
We had used OPT3007 to be our ALS sensor behind of AMOLED active area.
We want to use OPT3007 to detect the ambient light intensity. When the ambient light is brighter than…
Part Number: OPT3007 Other Parts Discussed in Thread: OPT3001 , Hi Team,
does OPT3007 and OPT3001 can use the same software code? if not what are the difference between OPT3007 and OPT3001.
Thanks.
Anderson
Part Number: OPT3007 Tool/software: We noticed that we do not have a 100nF power supply filtering capacitor in the OPT3007 supply voltage VDD line. Do you see any risks for functionality point of view when we do not have the capacitor on the PWB board…