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LP2980-N: LP2980-N new chip start DC

Yunjing Wang1
Expert 4280 points
Part Number: LP2980-N

Hi team,

May I know how could customer identify LP2980-N old chip vs new chip? 

From which DC, the chip are new chip? Thank you！

Best regards

Yunjing

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    TI__Expert 6799 points

    Hey Yunjing, 

    Thank you for your patience here. The easiest way to identify is to check through the label CSO and CCO values. If the CSO has RFB is refers to the new chip, any other factories will indicate the old chip.

    Hopefully this helps! Let me know if you have any additional questions.  

    Best regards, 

    McKyla