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LF412: LF412CDR – Functional Failure After PCN 20221216011.1 (FCT Fail on New Date Code 2446)

Part Number: LF412


Tool/software:

Hi TI Support Team,

I would like to request your assistance and clarification regarding a recent issue observed on the LF412CDR operational amplifier.

We are encountering FCT self-test failures on product affecting 11/11 PCAs. After troubleshooting, we isolated the root cause corresponds to TI's LF412CDR.

A-B-A Swap Test Results

  • DC 2446: Consistently failed FCT.

  • DC 2241: Passed all tests when swapped into the same location.

Voltage Measurement Comparison at U41

Pin New DC 2446 (V) Old DC 2241 (V)
1 11.0 -1.1
2 6.0 3.75
3 0.0 3.79
4 -12.0 -12.0
5 GND GND
6 0.0 0.0
7 4.0 4.0
8 12.0 12.0

Failure Observed

  • The new DC 2446 parts fail during calibrator functional testing.

  • The affected device has MPN: LF412CDR.

  • The good device (DC 2241) has MPN: LF412CDRG4.


Suspected Root Cause

Based on X-ray imaging and PCN 20221216011.1, we suspect that die-level changes due to fab transition (e.g., wafer size change from 150 mm to 300 mm) may have introduced subtle differences:

  • New fab site uses different die and bond wire material (Cu 0.96/0.8 mil).

  • No electrical spec change was indicated in the PCN.

  • However, functional discrepancies are clearly observed.

  • PCN mentions datasheet update, but the latest publicly available datasheet still shows August 1994 as the last revision (only package info updated).

Request for Clarification

  1. Can TI confirm whether any internal spec, design, or electrical behavior has changed post-PCN 20221216011.1?

  2. Should we expect a new version of the datasheet, or is the current (1994) version still applicable to the new die?


Appreciate urgent feedback

Thank you in advance for your support.

  • There are no functional changes as long as you stay inside the datasheet limits. Please show the schematic of the test circuit and the values of all externally applied voltages.

  • Hi Arief, 

    As Clemens implied, please provide the schematic and I will take a look about the possible "failure" in your application. 

    If you prefer to discuss the matter in private, please post "friendship" request and you can send me the schematic after the private communication is established. 

    Best,

    Raymond

  • Hi Raymond,


    I have shared to you the schematics for both PCA affected privately

    Kindly review and give advise accordingly

    Please let me know if you haven't receive the schematic

    Appreciate it


    Regards,

    Arief

  • Hi Arief, 

    I do not recall that I have receive any email from you or Keysight. Could you send the schematic again to my TI internal email (You have my contact information).

    I am going to close this query, since we can communicate other platform privately.  

    Best,

    Raymond