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LMC6084AIM/NOPB compared against its qualified second sources
LMC6084AIM/NOPBTexas InstrumentsOPA4196IDRTexas InstrumentsTLC2274AIDRTexas Instruments+2more
FFF CompatibilityShares the standard 14-SOIC package and standard quad operational amplifier pinout assignments.Identical standard 14-SOIC physical dimensions and mounting footprint.Fully covers the required supply voltage span and offers superior offset and power consumption specifications.Utilizes the identical standard quad op-amp pinout layout in a 14-SOIC package.Identical 14-SOIC mechanical dimensions.Functionally compatible but exhibits higher input offset voltage and higher overall supply current.
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LMC6084AIM/NOPB by Texas Instruments: CMOS Amplifier 4 Circuit Push-Pull, Rail-to-Rail 14-SOIC.

This is a highly recommended modern, active alternative from Texas Instruments that provides a massive upgrade in precision and power efficiency. It is pin-compatible and easily tolerates higher system voltages.

  • Drop-in pin-compatible replacement in the identical 14-SOIC footprint.
  • Significantly lower input offset voltage (25 µV max vs. 150 µV max).
  • Much wider supply voltage range (up to 36 V max vs. 15.5 V max).
  • Slightly higher input bias current (5 pA typical vs. 0.01 pA typical), though still exceptionally low for most high-impedance applications.

The TLC2274A is an established Advanced LinCMOS option that matches the supply limits of the original part. It serves as a reliable replacement for general applications where ultra-low offset voltage is not critical.

  • Drop-in pin-compatible replacement in the identical 14-SOIC footprint.
  • Active lifecycle status from Texas Instruments.
  • Compatible supply voltage span (up to 16 V max vs. 15.5 V max).
  • Higher input offset voltage (950 µV max vs. 150 µV max).
  • Higher supply current consumption (4.8 mA total vs. 2.2 mA total).
Lifecycle StatusObsoleteUnknownActive
Market AvailabilityIn stockUnknownIn stock
REACHREACHUnknownREACH
RoHSRoHSUnknownRoHS
DescriptionCMOS Amplifier 4 Circuit Push-Pull, Rail-to-Rail 14-SOICThis is a highly recommended modern, active alternative from Texas Instruments that provides a massive upgrade in precision and power efficiStandard (General Purpose) Amplifier 4 Circuit Rail-to-Rail 14-SOIC
ManufacturerTexas InstrumentsTexas InstrumentsTexas Instruments
TypeLinearComponentLinear
DatasheetOpenN/AOpen
Lead Time18 weeksUnknown16 weeks
Country of Origin---
Export Control Class NumberEAR99EAR99EAR99
HTSUS Code8542.33.0001--
Moisture Sensitivity Level1 (Unlimited)--
Slew Rate1.5V/µs--
Output TypePush-Pull, Rail-to-Rail--
Mounting TypeSurface Mount--
Amplifier TypeCMOS--
Package / Case14-SOIC (0.154", 3.90mm Width)--
Current - Supply2.2mA (x4 Channels)--
Number of Circuits4--
Current - Input Bias0.01 pA--

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Yes. The Texas Instruments LMC6084AIM/NOPB is marked obsolete, so the manufacturer has discontinued it and any remaining supply is limited to distributor stock. The qualified second sources on this page are active parts you can design in today.

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