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LMC7101BIM5/NOPB compared against its qualified second sources
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FFF CompatibilityMatches the SOT-23-5 package footprint and shares the exact pin assignment of the original Texas Instruments part.Standard SOT-23-5 (SC-74A/SOT-753) dimensions allow direct mechanical mounting.Meets or exceeds all critical performance requirements including supply voltage ceiling, slew rate (1.1 V/µs), and rail-to-rail operation.Matches the SOT-23-5 package footprint and shares the exact pin assignment of the original Texas Instruments part.Uses the standard SOT-23-5 package format.Operating voltage is capped at a lower maximum of 12V (compared to 15.5V) and possesses reduced dynamic performance.
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LMC7101BIM5/NOPB by Texas Instruments: Standard (General Purpose) Amplifier 1 Circuit Rail-to-Rail SOT-23-5.

This is the most ideal, active drop-in replacement available. It matches the original's layout perfectly while providing improved power efficiency, wider temperature coverage, and a higher maximum operating voltage.

  • Pin-compatible drop-in replacement with identical layout (Pin 2 = V+, Pin 5 = V-)
  • Exceeds maximum supply voltage rating: 16V vs original 15.5V
  • Significantly lower quiescent supply current: 250 µA typical vs original 800 µA
  • Slightly lower gain-bandwidth product: 900 kHz vs 1.1 MHz
  • Slightly higher minimum operating voltage: 3.0V vs 2.7V

An active, direct pin-to-pin alternative that is highly suitable for designs operating with voltage rails up to 12V. It offers robust output current drive but trades off on bandwidth and slew rate.

  • Pin-compatible drop-in replacement with identical layout (Pin 2 = V+, Pin 5 = V-)
  • Significantly higher output drive current: 300 mA vs 50 mA
  • Identical quiescent supply current: 800 µA
  • Lower maximum supply voltage: 12V vs 15.5V
  • Lower gain-bandwidth product: 500 kHz vs 1.1 MHz
Lifecycle StatusObsoleteUnknownActive
Market AvailabilityIn stockUnknownIn stock
REACHREACHUnknownREACH
RoHSRoHSUnknownRoHS
DescriptionStandard (General Purpose) Amplifier 1 Circuit Rail-to-Rail SOT-23-5This is the most ideal, active drop-in replacement available. It matches the original's layout perfectly while providing improved power effiStandard (General Purpose) Amplifier 1 Circuit Rail-to-Rail SOT-23-5
ManufacturerTexas InstrumentsSTMicroelectronicsMicrochip Technology
TypeLinearComponentLinear
DatasheetOpenN/AOpen
Lead Time18 weeksUnknown4 weeks
Country of OriginMY, PH, TH--
Export Control Class NumberEAR99EAR99EAR99
HTSUS Code8542.33.0001--
Moisture Sensitivity Level1 (Unlimited)--
Slew Rate1.1V/µs--
Output TypeRail-to-Rail--
Mounting TypeSurface Mount--
Amplifier TypeStandard (General Purpose)--
Package / CaseSC-74A, SOT-753--
Current - Supply800µA--
Number of Circuits1--
Current - Input Bias1 pA--

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