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Dear e2e Support,
Could you share the storage temperature range for our -HT version (not mentioned in the datasheet)?
Regards,
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Dear e2e Support,
Could you share the storage temperature range for our -HT version (not mentioned in the datasheet)?
Regards,
I found that we list measurements for 150C(1000 hrs) and 170C(420hrs) for storage here https://www.ti.com/quality-reliability-packaging-download/report?opn=SM320F2812HFGS150
The industrial variant lists -55C to 160C as the storage temp for that device. However, since this device is rated for operation at 220C, it would be reasonable that it could potentially be stored up to that temperature(with the same low temp spec)
While the device is not powered during storage, there is indication in both this DS and the industrial variant that storage at the upper end of the spectrum will shorten the expected operational lifetime of the device in the same way that continuous operation will shorten the lifecycle of the device(Power On Hours). We could apply the same de-rating formula to the storage temp, although that would be pessimistic in my opinion.
Best,
Matthew
Hi Matthew,
Can we get the same assumption with the SM320F28335-HT (no storage info in the datasheet); vs the SM320F28335-EP version?
Meaning that the 335-HT could be stored at -65°C?
The fact is that we are struggling to find a chip that could be stored at -65°C and used at -55°C to 200°C.
If you have any other recommendation...
Regards,
Still trying to find the answer inside of TI on this one. Will give another update tomm.
Best,
Matthew
Hi Matthew,
Would you have any feedback?
For information, the customer could accept a 140°Cmax ambiant temperature.
Regards,
I have not gotten a response as of yet, I pinged the team again today. I will be out of the office until next Tuesday, so that will be the next time I can give an update, if we don't see a direct response from them.
Best,
Matthew
Sorry for the delay on our side here, there were quite a few folks that had to be looped in to get to a conclusion. We can support -65C storage on this device, based on the package data we have. The -55C is likely a by-product of the MIL grade spec here, but we allow -65C storage on industrial grade devices in the same technology.
Best,
Matthew
Hi Matthew,
Good news. Many thanks.
Can we consider the same for the SM320F28335-HT version?
Regards,