Tool/software:
Greetings
Interested in acquiring the OPA4189
Questions from the component:
- The device can be manufactured with NiPdAu termination finish?
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Tool/software:
Greetings
Interested in acquiring the OPA4189
Questions from the component:
Hi Winsbert,
The device can be manufactured with NiPdAu termination finish?
In the material content link below, I do not see the NiPdAu plating option currently. The lead frame alloy composition is shown below. I believed that NiPdAu finish was used. Some other chopper op amps may be different. it is possible that it depends on the manufacturing site.
https://www.ti.com/materialcontent/en/report?pcid=273401&opn=OPA4189IDR
The link below is our chopper amplifiers' selection.
https://www.ti.com/amplifier-circuit/op-amps/precision/products.html#2192=Zero%20Drift&
If you have other questions, please let me know.
Best,
Raymond
The purpose of the question is to provide the direction on a special request for a large amount of part with the termination finish of NiPdAu. is there a person or department were it can be addressed and get an agreement if this can be achieved?
Hi Winsbert,
is there a person or department were it can be addressed and get an agreement if this can be achieved?
I can ask the marketing engineer and see if this is doable. Personally I am not sure, since this is the current default build material. What are the qualities you are talking about so I post the inquiry to the team?
Best,
Raymond
Hi Winsbert,
I was told that NiPdAu lead frame is somehow created a Seebeck effect in this part and that is why it has different lead frame finish.
Here are other quad chopper amplifier selection.
https://www.ti.com/amplifier-circuit/op-amps/precision/products.html#480=4&2192=Zero%20Drift&
If you have other questions, please let me know.
Best,
Raymond
Hello Winsbert,
I am the marketing engineer Raymond was referring to. Let me add some more detail to the options available.
There are multiple devices in our portfolio that have high performance and use NiPdAu. It is a bit difficult to find these devices because the parametric tool does not have material as a searchable parameter, thus I can help find the correct device for your use case.
The most common device in these cases is the OPA4180, this device is also a zero drift/chopper, and is offered in NiPdAu.
We can take this conversation offline to discuss further the requirements and find the best solution for you. Also, if you would like to discuss the possibility of creating a OPA4189 in NiPdAu.
Regards,
Cynthia
Hi Winsbert,
this device is offered on a V62 or military grade?
OPA4189 is not certified for V62 (prefix used for Standard Microcircuit Drawings in space-grade, MIL grade or Radiation Hardening parts) or MIL grade compliance yet. Please communicate with our Marketing engineer and may be Cynthia is able to provide you with other options.
The Space grade op amp products are listed in the catalog link below. There are other MIL grade op amps that may or may not be listed in the catalog.
https://www.ti.com/lit/sg/slyt532k/slyt532k.pdf?ts=1751487659937
If you have other questions, please let us know.
Best,
Raymond