Hi folks,
in a broader sense this new thread has to do with this thread:
My question is: Are the REF3133 and the REF3133-Q1 electrically identical?
The two datasheets don't show any differencies in the specs.
Kai
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Hi folks,
in a broader sense this new thread has to do with this thread:
My question is: Are the REF3133 and the REF3133-Q1 electrically identical?
The two datasheets don't show any differencies in the specs.
Kai
Hi Kai,
The difference is that the REF3133-Q1 is AEC-Q100 qualified. More information can be found on the product page in the datasheet and under "Functional safety information".
https://www.ti.com/product/REF31-Q1
https://www.ti.com/lit/fs/sbva068/sbva068.pdf
Thanks,
Jackson
Hi Jackson,
thanks for your answer.
I know very well what Q1 means. But that was not my question. The question is, whether I can replace the REF3133 with the REF3133-Q1, without needing to make additional development and measurements. The question is whether the REF3133-Q1 is a 100% drop-in replacement for the REF3133.
The background is the following: We have the REF3133 in an application which does not need to be AEC-Q100 qualified. Unfortunately, we suffered from defective REF3133, as you can see when opening my link. One remedy would be to replace the REF3133 by the REF3133-Q1 in the next soldering in the hope that the REF3133-Q1 does not suffer from the same defects as the REF3133 did.
Kai
Hi Kai,
Replacing REF3133 with REF3133-Q1 as a drop-in replacement should provide the same performance.
Let me know if you have any other questions.
Thanks,
Jackson
I'm glad I was helpful. If you encounter any other questions just let me know.