IVC102: About the noise range of the IVC102 chip

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Part Number: IVC102

8pcs chips were selected for testing, among which 4pcs of noise values were lower than the standard requirements. Please refer to the attached picture for detailed information 10p容值时噪声对比.pdf 15p容值时噪声对比.pdf

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Please help to check whether there is any reply?

0 Alex Bhandari-Young over 2 years ago in reply to info

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Hi,

Apologies for the delay, this post was missed in our filters. Can you please elaborate on the standard requirements. Is there a particular datasheet spec that is being violated?

What is different between the green and yellow and the two tables in the PDF? What is 24C9N5K and OAA17RK? Can you please provide some details on the test procedure that was run?

Best,

Alex

0 Alex Bhandari-Young over 2 years ago in reply to Alex Bhandari-Young

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There is also a column called channel in the table - what does this refer to?

0 info over 2 years ago in reply to Alex Bhandari-Young

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The green color is the qualified noise value, which is the qualified test data of other batches of chips of the same model. The yellow color is the test data of this chip. Items 0-3 of the yellow data are qualified, and the 4-7 data are unqualified.

0 info over 2 years ago in reply to Alex Bhandari-Young

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24C9N5K and OAA17RK are meaningless, but only used to distinguish two batches of chips

0 Rahland Gordon over 2 years ago in reply to info

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Hello,

Please ask customer to reach out to the Online Customer Support center (https://support.ti.com/csm) and initiate a new support request and follow the guidelines mentioned in the below link for customer returns?

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The web link below lists out the recommended action depends on situation, whether customer purchased through an authorized TI distributor, logistic issue, TI store or directly purchased from TI.

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IVC102: About the noise range of the IVC102 chip