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• TLC2201-SP: Can I tie NC pins to GND?

  

  Viktor Hristov

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  Part Number: TLC2201-SP In space conditions due to ionizing radiation a charge is accumulated on any floating metal hence the NC pins should be tied to some known potential to avoid electrostatic problems. Are the TLC2201AMFKBQMLV NC pins floating and…

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  • over 3 years ago
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• TLC2201-SP: Rad data?

  

  Gregory Duperon

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  Part Number: TLC2201-SP Other Parts Discussed in Thread: TLC2201AM Radiation data for TLC2201-SP is currently unavailable. Are there any plans to make this data available?

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  • over 4 years ago
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• TLC2201-SP: Package Question

  

  Raymond Chow4

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  Part Number: TLC2201-SP Hi, I'd like to verify the form factor of the package for this part. The pinout shows 20 pins as does the packaging and ordering information but the mechanical data shows 28 pins. Which number is correct? Thanks

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  • over 6 years ago
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• TLC2201-SP: TLC2201-SP radiation data, bias current vs total ionizing dose (TID)

  

  Kenneth Aquino1

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  Part Number: TLC2201-SP I would like to know if there is total ionizing dose radiation data for the TLC2201-SP op-amp? I am interested in how the bias current and offset current vary with total ionizing dose up to 100 krad.

  • over 7 years ago
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• TLC2201-SP: Power Rail Verification

  

  Raymond Chow4

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  Part Number: TLC2201-SP Hi, I'd like to verify the rails this part can operate from. It has an absolute maximum rating specified of +/-8V for the supplies and a maximum input voltage of 8V (to any input, with this referenced to the mid-point of the supplies…

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  • over 6 years ago
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