[sdiy] IC Temperature

[René Schmitz]

On 06.08.2020 23:41, Mattias Rickardsson wrote:
> On Thu, 6 Aug 2020 at 22:52, René Schmitz <synth at schmitzbits.de 
> <mailto:synth at schmitzbits.de>> wrote:
>
>
>     And a reason to avoid letting four opamps sizzle hot in a SO16
>     quad package.
>
>
> Or SO14. ;-)

I should have better written smd package.


You have two times the dissipation in a 074 vs a 072. (Assuming equal 
dissipation per amp.)

But the thermal resistance isn't halved. So I would expect the amp to be 
hotter in a 074 than in a 072,

with the consequential higher leakage and other effects.


>
> From the TL07x datasheet, section 6.7 Thermal Information for TL074 in 
> 14-pin packages,
>
> Junction-to-ambient thermal resistance
> SOIC: 86 degrees/watt
> PDIP: 80 degrees/watt
> SO: 76 degrees/watt
>
> So, SO is the coolest package, no?

Looks like it. Most common seems to be the SOIC and PDIP though.


Best,

  René


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