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SN65HVD3082EPE4 part ordering inquiry

dallas007
Intellectual 855 points

Hi Jim,

 

I'm glad we had a chance to speak yesterday at the Avnet event in Richardson.

 

I have a general question about TI part numbers that I was hoping you could answer.  What difference does the E4 suffix mean on the following part number?

 

SN65HVD3082EP

SN65HVD3082EPE4

 

I have looked at the website and datasheet and can't see any differences.  This is holding up my production department.

 

Thanks,

 

--

David Good

Product Engineer 

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    TI__Genius 11830 points

    "Green Conversions: Beginning June 1, 2004, TI will change the "e" in the Pb-free finish category to a "G" when a TI device/package combination converts to a "Green" mold compound. For example, a TI device built with NiPdAu finish will have a Pb-free finish category of "e4" until a green mold compound is implemented. When implemented, the Pb-Free finish category will be changed to "G4". (Replacement of the "e" with a "G" in the Pb-Free finish category is not part of the J-STD-609 standard at this time, but will be implemented for TI products.) "G3" category is "E3" matte tin (Sn) Pb-free finish with "Green" mold compound."

    More eco-info can be found here...

    http://focus.ti.com/quality/docs/gencontent.tsp?templateId=5909&navigationId=11753&contentId=5055

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