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15 / 20 page ![]() TS982 Application information 15/20 3.3 Thermal management benefits A good thermal design is important to maintain the temperature of the silicon junction below Tj = 150° C as given in the absolute maximum ratings and also to maintain the operating power level. Another effect of temperature is that the life expectancy of an integrated circuit decreases exponentially when operating at high temperature over an extended period of time. It is estimated that, the chip failure rate doubles for every 10° to 20° C. This demonstrates that reducing the junction temperature is also important to improve the reliability of the amplifier. Because of the high dissipation capability of the SO-8 exposed-pad package, the dual op- amp TS982 has a lower junction temperature for high current applications in high ambient temperatures. 3.4 Thermal management guidelines The following guidelines are a simple procedure to determine the PCB you should use in order to get the best from the SO-8 exposed-pad package: 1. Determine the total power Ptotal to be dissipated by the IC. Ptotal = ICC x VCC + Vdrop1 x Iout1+ Vdrop2 x Iout2 ICC x VCC is the DC power needed by the TS982 to operate with no load. Refer to Figure 1: Current consumption vs. supply voltage on page 7 to determine ICC versus VCC and versus temperature. The other terms are the power dissipated by the two operators to source the load. If the output signal can be assimilated to a DC signal, you can calculate the dissipated power using the voltage drop curves versus output current, supply voltage, and temperature (Figure 2 on page 7 to Figure 8 on page 8). 2. Specify the maximum operating temperature, (Ta) of the TS982. 3. Specify the maximum junction temperature (Tj) at the maximum output power. As discussed above, Tj must be below 150°C and as low as possible for reliability considerations. Therefore, the maximum thermal resistance between junction and ambient Rthja is: Rthja = (Tj - Ta)/Ptotal Different PCBs can give the right Rthja for a given application. Figure 42 gives the Rthja of the SO-8 exposed pad versus the copper area of a top side PCB. |
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