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SN74CBTLV3257: function temp double check

Part Number: SN74CBTLV3257
Other Parts Discussed in Thread: TMUX1574

Dear team

my customer want to use SN74CBTLV3257 on AAU board, and their junction temp on board will be 105℃, but our sokcets didn't mention the junction temp in the datasheet. so want to double confirm with you.

operating temp is just 85℃, so junction to ambient max is 126℃/W, our ICC is 0.7mA in typical, and Vcc is 3.6V. So the junction temp will be 85.32, right?

could we use it in the 105 junction temp?

Thanks a lot

BR,

Chi

  • Hi Chi,

    The ambient temperature has a rating of 85C max for this device. If the ambient temperature around the IC is greater than 85C it breaks the IC spec. 

    To calculate the mux's junction temperature during operation use the following equation:

    The Thermal Resistance can be found in the mux datasheet and it dependent on package - please see below

    In Most Applications of the mux the junction temperature will increase very slightly from the ambient. 

    However, I don't know if this is exactly what you are looking for - if not I apologize!  If you could please clarify  my following questions I will be able to help pin down what exactly you are looking for!

    1. Does the socket have a max temperature of 105C?


    2. Or do you want to use the mux in a system with 105C operating temperature? 


    3. What Package of the SN74CBTLV3257 are you using?

    Please let me know!

    Best,

    Parker Dodson

  • Hi, Parker

    thanks for your temp equation

    for your question, here is my inputs:

    1. 3257 will be used in system temp around 100C, calculate to junction temp will be 105C, so customer want to check if we have the version form -25 to 125C.

    2. SN74CBTLV3257DBQR is the using package

    3. EP version is TSSOP, not the same package with DBQR-SSOP

    TI, Nexperia and Diodes are in the same AVL code, and our competitor Nexperia could support 125C, do we have any update version? if not we may lose the opp.

    BR,

    Chi

  • Hi Chi,

    We don't have any 4 channel 2:1 switches in an SSOP package that are rated to 100 ambient. 

    We do have 4 channel 2:1 switches that would work in the application and they typically have smaller packages - such as the TMUX1574. I understand if the customer is only looking for P2P replacements - if this is the case we don't have a great play that will work at 100C temp.

    If you have any other questions please let me know!

    Best,

    Parker Dodson