Are there some alternative TI parts that could be a drop in replacement for a THS3062D? This is the SOIC 8 pin, no heat slug on the bottom.
Can be same slew rate or a little slower.
Max applied frequency would be <=1MHz.
thanks
dennis
I needed to get into my parametric database every once in awhile, here you go - all the options from TI,
Oh and incidentally, these very early Dallas CFA parts had some difficulty on resolving the slew rate, for instance, the +/-5V spec table shows this,
And I frankly don't know what to make of these two plots, it is possible they are just seeing a non-slew limited rise time which then is constant with step size, that would then give a plot like this if you interpreted (wrongly) that to be a slewing edge.
And then even more oddly, there is this caveat to 900V/usec max. Yes, the CFA does draw a peaking transient supply current on the slewing edges, but this seems extreme,
They were struggling in this late 1990's timeframe to describe these newer (to them) device types.
