Re: LT1037 packages

From: Rene Tschaggelar (none_at_none.net)
Date: 03/01/05 

Date: Tue, 01 Mar 2005 09:02:06 +0100

Gregory L. Hansen wrote:

>>> LT1037ACN8 // lower offset
>>> LT1037CN8 // standard part
>>> LT1037IN8 // industrial temperature grade

>
> 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?
>

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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