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Need information - SN74LVC16373A-EP(CLVC16373AMDLREP)

Jayakumara krishnasetty
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Hi Can you please provide the following information for the SN74LVC16373A-EP(CLVC16373AMDLREP)  Part ?

1. Junction Temperature Max (Tj Max)

 2. Typical Power dissipation (Pd typ)

3. Maximum Power dissipation (Pd max)

4. Thermal Resistance Junction to Ambient (Theta JA

5. Thermal Resistance Junction to Board (Theta JB)

6. Thermal Resistance Junction to Case (Theta JC)

7. Weight

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    TI__Expert 6330 points
    Hello,

    - Junction Temperature Max (Tj Max) – This information can be found in the absolute maximum table of the datasheet.
    - Typical Power, (Pd typ) – This can be found in the electrical characteristics section of the datasheet.
    - Maximum Power (Pd max)T - This can be found in the electrical characteristics section of the datasheet.
    - Thermal Resistance Junction to Ambient (Theta JA) – This information can be found in either the thermal information section or absolute maximum ratings
    - Thermal Resistance Junction to Board (Theta JB) – This information can be found in either the thermal information section or absolute maximum ratings
    - Thermal Resistance Junction to Case (Theta JC) – This information can be found in either the thermal information section or absolute maximum ratings
    - Weight – This information can be found on the ti webpage for the part. By clicking the quality & packaging tab and clicking view in the details column, this will bring up a table that defines the mass of the package in one of the columns.

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