Hi team,
I know how to calculate Tj with Ta,
I just curious if there's a absolute junction temperature "limit", normally should be 150C for other IC, but it's not listed in datasheet
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Hi team,
I know how to calculate Tj with Ta,
I just curious if there's a absolute junction temperature "limit", normally should be 150C for other IC, but it's not listed in datasheet
Let me check with design if they know..
Regards
brian
Hi Brian,
How about recommended operating junction temperature? it's also not in the datasheet?
It's based on each system, PCB related, you need to calculated.
Regards
Brian
Hi Brian,
I believe that's the definition of junction temperature,
but I was referring to recommended junction temperature, which will damage IC if the temperature is over that limit.
Normally, that value is a spec listed by designer. so would you help get this information for customer , thanks
Hi ,
Any update about recommended junction temperature?
below is other IC's datasheet for your reference
Actual power dissipation inside the device is much higher. Yes, it burns only 0.9mA for operation, but most power dissipation is in VCONN power switch. For the VCONN switch max Ron is 1.25ohm, max current is 375mA, resulting 0.47W max power dissipation inside the device. Most use cases will not use VCONN power though, but option is required.
With 0.47W max power we are looking at 113C junction - within our design limit of 125C.