suffix
wrong."
They're all DIP-8, just like you want. The other letters are just models with different precision. Any 1037 ending in N8 is DIP-8
suffix
wrong."
They're all DIP-8, just like you want. The other letters are just models with different precision. Any 1037 ending in N8 is DIP-8
That's what it's for.
Here's the data sheet (maybe):
If you read it carefully (and compare various bits of information) you'll see that all three above are in plastic DIP package (N8) but vary in temperature range and specifications. A B C
------ -- -- LT1037 AC N8
I was trying to order some LT1037 op-amps, but I don't know which suffix to order:
LT1037ACN8 LT1037CN8 LT1037IN8
The data sheet doesn't say what the differences are. I just want the standard used-in-undergrad-lab-classes 741-style 8-pin DIP package.
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Cool. Faster response than Linear's tech support, too. And as I learn to interpret the data sheet I see the differences are there, e.g. a column for LT1037AC and a column for LT1037C.
Are the different versions manufactured differently, or are they all from the same batch, and then tested and graded?
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They are all DIP8 cases. The differenc is noted above.
Rene
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I guess there is one process, then the dies on the wafer are tested, then the wafer is cut and the dies are mounted into the cases.
Rene
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