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TLV3491: Absolute Maximum Operating Voltage? Typo In Datasheet?

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Part Number:TLV3491

Hello,

I'm working on a design with a TLV3491AID as a simple DC comparator circuit. The supply for it is still in flux however I noticed in the datasheet for it that the absolute maximum supply voltage is 5.5V and the recommended supply voltage is also 5.5V. Is this a typo? TI's datasheets usually have a ~0.5V buffer region between the recommended max and the absolute max.

I did some quiescent current measurements with a test coupon for the op amp in my lab, which the datasheet claims an typical quiescent of 0.85uA @ 5V & 25°C. It definitely implies that the absolute max is more around the 6V territory, but I want to verify that it is true.

Here's what I measured across Vsupply (Current in uA):

  • 2V - 0.7uA
  • 2.5V - 0.7uA
  • 3V - 0.7uA
  • 3.5V - 0.7uA
  • 4V - 0.7uA
  • 4.5V - 0.72uA
  • 5V - 0.75uA
  • 5.25V - 0.75uA
  • 5.5V - 0.8uA
  • 5.75V - 0.8uA
  • 6V - 0.8uA
  • 6.25V - 1.1uA
  • 6.35V - 1.4uA
  • 6.5V - 2.5uA
  • 6.7V - 4.5uA
  • 7V - 10.8uA

Thanks!


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