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What's the Theta-Jc of ADM1192

Hi,

Could you please help to provide the Theta-Jc of ADM1192 and the Max Ta of ADM1192; I can't find them in datasheet.

Thanks!!

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  • Brent,

    the ADM1192 is a low power device, consuming 2mA of current. At 26V that's less than 55mW.

    With a TJA of 137degC/W that means less than 7degC temp rise from ambient for the junction.

    The case temperature will most likely be just a couple of degrees above the die temperature.

    If you use this device at 12V then power dissipation will be even lower.

    LucaV

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  • Brent,

    the ADM1192 is a low power device, consuming 2mA of current. At 26V that's less than 55mW.

    With a TJA of 137degC/W that means less than 7degC temp rise from ambient for the junction.

    The case temperature will most likely be just a couple of degrees above the die temperature.

    If you use this device at 12V then power dissipation will be even lower.

    LucaV

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