LM2902-Q1: Automotive certification details of the Op-Amp , Is it AEC Qaulified?

Hi Sekar,

Can you please provide a link to the other E2E forum thread you are referencing? This will help to understand what the other user was requesting and possibly why it needed to be taken offline.

Are you looking for a PPAP form for the LM2902-Q1?

Thank you,

Tim Claycomb

Hi Tim,

                 Here is the link that I am referencing : https://e2e.ti.com/support/amplifiers/f/14/p/791602/2946747#2946747?jktype=e2e

I am not looking for a PPAP form of LM2902-Q1, instead looking for a mentioning of AEC certification in the datasheet. It is enough for me. 

Since the certification details are missing and only mentioned as 'Qualified for Automotive applications' in the datasheet, I was supposed to ask 

in this forum. 

Hi Sekar,

Thank you for providing the link. I will look into this for you.

But my assumption is the same as Ron's reply in the post you provided a link to. From the previous post "If a device has all of the requirements of AEC Q100 satisfied then the data sheet should say AEC Q100 Qualified, but that might be omitted. If there is even one tiny exception (missing piece), the data sheet won't say AEC Q100 Qualified. Based on current data sheet, I expect there is an i not dotted or a t not crossed."

Thank you,

Tim Claycomb

Hello Sekar,

LM2902-Q1 was AEC-100 Qualified at release in August 2003 (per data sheet revisions - to D). On the April 2008 data sheet update (rev E), the phrase 'AEC-100' was not preserved. I will need to research this further to find out if there was a valid reason for the omission or if it was a simple mistake to leave it out.

Hi Tim,

                 I understand. Since it is necessary for my project, I need the details. Please consider this and bring out the details as soon as possible. I appreciate your efforts. 

Hi Ron,

                  Thanks for the info. Please find out the reasons and tell us. Awaiting for the reply. 

Sekar,

I'm am still looking for the answer. In the meantime have you considered the LM2904-Q1 which does have AEC-Q100 in the data sheet.

Hi Ron,

                Thanks for your suggestion. However, due to some time constraints I cannot implement new designs further and probably have no time for testing it's performance and timing characteristics. So, I am waiting for the answer of what I asked! 

Sekar,

I mistyped the part number in my last message. I fixed that now. If this does not answer of what you asked, then please ask again using different words. Be sure to put it in the form of a question.

Hi Ron,

               I have tried the qualification summary option from your answer. It has a details of AEC certification to some extent. Thanks for your answer. 

If you find a detailed info about this contradiction of LM2902-Q1, then kindly publish it. It will be helpful. 

Regards,

Sekar