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The technical article “ Three ways to scale an analog input ” only covered options for non-inverting and attenuating voltage scaling. Is there a voltage scaling solution for any single ended input range to a desired output range?
Part Number: LM2904-Q1 Other Parts Discussed in Thread: LM2904B-Q1
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Can you explain why it would be better to use the newly released LM2904B-Q1 in place of the older LM2904-Q1 version when selecting an amplifier for my automotive system designs…
TI is continuing to release new models for the latest comparators as well as refresh old models. Read to find out more as to what has changed with the models.
Part Number: LM393B Other Parts Discussed in Thread: LM2903B , , LM393 , LM2903
What are the new improvements with the refreshed LM393B & LM2903B parts?
Other Parts Discussed in Thread: TINA-TI , LM324 , LM358 Last Updated: January 3, 2022
This FAQ covers a wide breadth of topics relating to designing with general purpose op amps and provides circuit design ideas and approaches while highlighting some…
Part Number: AMC1311 Other Parts Discussed in Thread: AMC3301 , AMC1301 Yes! However, there are some things you need to consider:
The AMC1311 only has a positive input voltage range.
The AMC1311 has a gain of 1 V/V so the differential outputs will…
Part Number: TLV9302 Other Parts Discussed in Thread: TLV9102 , TLV9352 , , TLV9152
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I need to identify replacement op amps for the MC33202, MC33172, and MC33178 devices. What are the best P2P(Pin to Pin) replacement amplifiers from TI?
Thanks…