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AM26LV32E: Hex Chrome Presence in Various Parts

Adam Klimek
Prodigy 10 points
Part Number: AM26LV32E

Tool/software:

Hi,

My name is Adam Klimek, I'm a mechanical engineer with Northrop Grumman. I was wondering if you knew of the presence or use of substances containing hexavalent chromium within the following part numbers (unfortunately the forum form only let me enter one in the PN field):

AM26LV32EMDREP
CAVCH4T245MRSVREP
SN65CML100DGK
SN74AUC1G14MDBVREP
SN74LVC1G02MDCKREP
SN74LVC2G126DCUR
SN74LXC2T45DTTR
TLV3011AMDBVREP
TLV4110IDGNR
TPS65295RJET
TPSM63603EXTRDHR
TXU0104BQAR
TXU0304BQAR

Could you please confirm or deny hex chrome use in these parts?

Thank you,

Adam

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    TI__Guru 72711 points

    Hi Adam,

    https://www.ti.com/materialcontent/home

    This website should allow you to search the device OPN for each on your list.

    You can then click on the restricted materials document and do a crtl+F to look up hexavalent chromium. 

    This should tell you if this chemical was found in the device. If the number shows up on the result/No.1 column then it is present. If n.d. shows up, it means not detected. (Page 4) of the document in the note section. 

    I did a search on the AM26LV32EMDREP and it shows no hexavalent chromium. 

    -Bobby