Datasheet RC4194D, RC4194K, RM4194D, RM4194D-883B, RM4194K Datasheet (Fairchild Semiconductor)
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Features
• Simultaneously adjustable outputs with one resistor
to ±42V
• Load current – ±200 mA with 0.04% load regulation
Description
The RC/RM4194 are dual polarity tracking regulators
designed to provide balanced or unbalanced positive and
negative output voltages at currents to 200 mA.
A single external resistor adjustment can be used to change
both outputs between the limits of ±50 mV and ±42V.
These devices are designed for local “on-card” regulation,
eliminating distribution problems associated with singlepoint regulation. To simplify application the regulators
require a minimum number of external parts.
The device is available in three package types to accommodate various power requirements. The K (TO-66) power
package can dissipate up to 3W at T
A
= +25°C. The D
14-pin dual in-line will dissipate up to 1W and the N
14-pin dual in-line will dissipate up to 625 mW.
• Internal thermal shutdown at T
J
= +175°C
• External balance for ±V
OUT
unbalancing
• 3W power dissipations
Block Diagram
Comp+
Bal
+V
S
–V
S
–V
OUT
+V
OUT
GND
R
SET
R
O
65-4194-01
Thermal
Shutdown
100µA
Current
Source
Comp–
20K
4194
20K
3R
R
RC4194
Dual Tracking Voltage Regulators
Rev. 1.0.0
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PRODUCT SPECIFICATION RC4194
2
Absolute Maximum Ratings
(beyond which the device may be damaged)
1
Note:
1. Functional operation under any of these conditions is NOT implied.
Parameter Min Typ Max Units
Supply Voltage RC4194 ±35 V
RM4194 ±45 V
Supply Input to Output Voltage Differential RC4194 ±35 V
RM4194 ±45 V
Load Current PDIP 100 mA
CerDIP 150 mA
TO-66 Metal Can 250 mA
P
DTA
< 50°C PDIP 468 mW
CerDIP 1042 mW
TO-66 Metal Can 2381 mW
Operating Temperature (Tj) RC4194 0 70 °C
RM4194 -55 125 °C
Storage Temperature -65 150 °C
Junction Temperature PDIP 125 °C
CerDIP 175 °C
TO-66 Metal Can 150 °C
Lead Soldering Temperature (60 seconds) 300 °C
For TA > 50°C Derate at TO-66 Metal Can 23.81 mW/°C
PDIP 6.25 mW/°C
CerDIP 8.38 mW/°C
Pin Assignments
65-4194-02
1
9
2
3
4
5
6
7
8
+V
GND
R
R
-V
OUT
Comp-
Bal
Comp+
+V
OUT
-V (Case)
S
SET
O
S
1
2
3
4
5
6
7
8
9
10
11
12
13
14
NC
Comp+
Bal
Comp-
NC
S
+V
OUT
-V
+V
NC
GND
R
R
NC
-V
OUT
S
SET
O
65-4194-03
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RC4194 PRODUCT SPECIFICATION
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Operating Conditions
Electrical Characteristics
(±5 £ V
OUT
£ V
MAX
; –VIN £ -8V; IL = ±1mA; RM4194: -55°C £ Tj £ +125°C; RC4194: 0°C £ Tj £ +70°C
unless otherwise specified)
Notes:
1. Measured as (mA)
2. Output voltage temperature drift guaranteed by design.
3. The current drain will increase by 50mA/V
OUT
on positive side and 100mA/V
OUT
on negative side.
4. The specifications above apply for the given junction temperatures since pulse test conditions are used.
Parameter Min Typ Max Units
q
JC
Thermal Resistance CerDIP 60 °C/W
TO-66 Metal Can 7 °C/W
q
JA
Thermal Resistance PDIP 160 °C/W
CerDIP 120 °C/W
TO-66 Metal Can 42 °C/W
Parameters Test Conditions Min Typ Max Units
Line Regulation DV
S
= 0.1 V
IN
0.04 0.1 %V
OUT
Load Regulation
1
4194K: IL < 200 mA
4194D: IL < 100 mA
±VS = ± (V
OUT
+ 5)V
0.002 0.004 %V
OUT/IL
(mA)
Output Voltage Drift With
Temperature
2
Positive Output V
OUT
= ±5V 0.002 0.015 %/°C
Negative Output V
OUT
= ±5V 0.003 0.015 %/°C
Supply Current3 (Positive) VS = ±V
MAX
, V
OUT
= 0V,
IL = 0 mA
+0.8 +2.5 mA
Supply Current4 (Negative) VS = ±V
MAX
, V
OUT
= 0V,
IL = 0 mA
-1.8 -4.0 mA
Supply Voltage RM4194 ±9.5 ±45 V
RC4194 ±9.5 ±35 V
Output Voltage Scale Factor R
SET
= 71.5 kW, Tj = +25°C,
VS = ±V
MAX
2.38 2.5 2.62 kW/V
Output Voltage Range RM4194: R
SET
= 71.5 kW,
IL = 25 mA
0.05 ±42 V
RC4194: R
SET
= 71.5 kW,
IL = 25 mA
0.05 ±42 V
Output Voltage Tracking ±0.4 ±2.0 %
Ripple Rejection F = 120 Hz, Tj = +25°C70dB
Input-Output Voltage Differential IL = 50 mA, Tj = +25°C 3.0 V
Short Circuit Current VS = ±30V, Tj = +25°C 300 mA
Output Noise Voltage CL = 4.7 mF, V
OUT
= ±15V,
F = 10 Hz to 100 kHz
250 mV
RMS
Internal Thermal Shutdown 175 °C
DV
OUT
V
OUT
------------------
100%´
èø
æö
I
L
§
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PRODUCT SPECIFICATION RC4194
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Typical Performance Characteristics
Figure 1. Ripple Rejection vs. Frequency Figure 2. Load Regulation vs. Load Current
Figure 3. Output Voltage Tracking vs. Temperature
65-0201
Ripple Rejection (dB)
F (Hz)
150
130
110
90
70
50
30
10
0 100 1K 10K 100K
V
OUT
= ±15V
65-0202
Tj = +125¡C
T
j
= +25¡C
0.06
0.05
0.04
0.03
0.02
0.01
0
-0.01
0
20 40 60 80
100
120 140 160
180
200
I
L
(mA)
Load Regulation (% V
OUT
/I
L
)
65-0203
0.8
0.6
0.4
0.2
0
-0.2
-0.4
-0.6
T
j
(¡C)
Output Voltage Tracking (% V
OUT
)
A
B
C
-60
-40
-20 0
+20 +40 +60 +80+100
+120+140
A = % Tracking of V
OUT
B = T.C. for Positive Regulator
C = T.C. for Negative Regulator
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RC4194 PRODUCT SPECIFICATION
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Typical Applications
Figure 4. Unbalanced Output Voltage — Comparator Application
Figure 5. High Output Application
0.01µF
S
-V
S
+V
S
+V
-V
S
71.5K
0.01µF
R
SET
Comp-
Gnd
RM4194
Comp+
R
-V
Bal
+V
OUT
OUT
0
0
R
A
R
B
R
4.7µF
4805
4.7µF**
+V
OUT
To Additional
Comparators
(Typically 15 RC4805s)
-V = -5V
To Additional
Comparators
R (k½ ) = 2.5 (-V )
Adjust R for -V = -5V (12.5 k )
R = R = 20 k½ (See Schematic)
+ V = -V
R = when +V -V
R = when +V -V
For +V = 5 when -V = -5V
R =
R =
W
OUT
OUT
O
O
F1
F2
OUT
OUT
A
OUT
OUT
B
OUT
OUT
OUT
OUT
A
B
OUT
R R
R R
F1 A
F2
B
65-0205
65-0206
S
+V
-V
S
0.1 F
m
+V
-V
GND
Comp+
-V
+V
R
Comp-
R
R
60µF
-V
60µF**
2N2297 or equiv.
R *
0.1 F
4194
71.5K
2N914 or equiv.
2N2297 or equiv.
R *
47
47
2N4905 or equiv.
*R =
**Optional usage - Not as critical as -V bypass capacitors.
Note: Compensation and bypass capacitor connections should be close as posibe to the 4194
0.7
I
SC
SC
O
SC
S
S
SET
OUT
OUT
SC
0
OUT
W
+V
OUT
0
m
W
Load regulation
10 mV @ 2.5A
R (k ) = 2.5 V
O
W
O
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PRODUCT SPECIFICATION RC4194
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Typical Applications (continued)
Figure 6. Balanced Output Voltage — Op Amp Application
Figure 7. Digitally Controlled Dual 200 mA Voltage Regulator
0.001µF
S
-V
S
+V
S
+V
-V
S
71.5K
0.001µF
R
SET
Comp-
Gnd
4194
Comp+
R
-V
+V
OUT
OUT
0
0
R
4.7µF
741
4.7µF**
+V = +15V
OUT
To Additional
Op Amps
(Typically 180 741s)
-V = -15V
To Additional
Op Amps
OUT
65-0204
OUT
R (k½) = 2.5 V
O
65-1725
Optional Tracking
Adjustment
100K
R3
100K
6
8
1
+V
-V
o
o
Bal
RC4194K
Binary Inputs
MSB
LSB
567891011 12
Adjust R2 for -19.92V at -V
OUT
with all "1s" at binary inputs,
then optionally adjust R3 for +19.92V at +V
OUT
NC
R1
2.49K
O
I
4
2
B8
B1
Ref-
V
Ref+
-V
Comp
+V
I
I
O
O
S
S
LC
DAC-08
15
1
2
In
Out
Gnd
REF-02
4
R2
250
4.87K
C
-V
S
C
14
316
13
0.01µF
0.001
6
+V = +25V
Comp
+V
+V
75
6
+V (0 to +19.92V)
10µF
10µF
-V (0 to -19.92V)
Comp-+-V
Gnd
R
R
RC4194K
0.001
-V = -25V
9
Case 4
V = 4 I R1
S
O
0
SET
S
OUT
OUT
OUT
S
S
O
1
2
3
-V
O
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RC4194 PRODUCT SPECIFICATION
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RC4194 Switchable Power Supply
The outputs of the RC4194 can be simultaneously switched
on or off under logic control as shown in Figure 8. In the
“off” state, the outputs will be forced to a minimum voltage,
or about ±20 mV, rather than becoming open-circuit. The
turn-on time, with the outputs programmed to ±12V, is
approximately 200 mS. This circuit works by forcing the R0
pin to ground with an analog switch.
Refer to the RC4194 internal schematic diagram. A reference voltage that regulates with respect to –VS is generated
at the RSET pin by the zener diode Q12 and the buffer circuit of Q11 and Q13. When the external 71.5k RSET resistor is connected between the R
SET
pin and –VS, a precision
current of 100 mA is generated which then flows into Q13’s
collector. Since Q13’s collector is tied to the R0 pin, the 100
mA current will develop a ground-referenced voltage drop
proportional to the value of R0, which is then amplified by
the internal error amplifier. When the analog switch in Figure 8 turns on, it effectively shorts out R0 and causes 0V to
be applied to the error amplifier. The output voltage in the
off state will be approxi-mately ±20 mV. If a higher value
(50 to 100 mV) is acceptable, then the DG201 analog switch
can be replaced with a low-cost small signal transistor, as
shown in the alternate switch configuration.
Compensation
For most applications, the following compensation technique
is sufficient. The positiv e re gulator section of the RC4194 is
compensated by a 0.001 mF ceramic disc capacitor from the
Comp+ terminal to ground. The negative regulator requires
compensation at two points. The first is the Comp– pin,
which should have 0.001 mF to the –VS pin, or case. A
ceramic disc is ideal here. The second compen-sation point
for the negative side is the –V
OUT
terminal, which ideally
should be a 4.7 mF solid tantalum capacitor with enough
reserve voltage capacity to avoid the momentary shorting
and reforming which can occur with tantalum caps. For systems where the cost of a solid tantalum capacitor cannot be
justified, it is usually sufficient to use an aluminum capacitor
with a 0.03 mF ceramic disc in parallel to bypass high frequencies. In addition, if the rectifier filter capacitors have
poor high frequency characteristics (like aluminum electrolytics) or if any impedance is in series with the +V
S
and –VS
terminals, it is necessary to bypass these two points with
0.01 mF ceramic disc capacitors. Just as with monolithic op
amps, some applications may not require these bypass caps,
but if in doubt, be sure to include them.
Figure 8. ±12V Switchable Power Supply
65-4083
Comp+
+V
OUT
–V
OUT
4.7 µF
C
0.001 µF
4.7 µF
+12V
-12V
R
30K
4194
R
Gnd
+V
S
Comp–
–V
S
R
SET
R
SET
71.5K
0.001 F
m
+V
-V
Logic
–V
S
+V
S
Gnd
DG201
S
S
0
0
* Alternate Switch Configuration
4194
R
0
47K
30K
2N3904
*
*Quad SPST CMOS Analog Switch
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PRODUCT SPECIFICATION RC4194
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Figure 9. RC4194 Recommended Compensation
4194
0.001µF
Comp+
R
0
Comp-
R
0
R
SET
R
SET
0.01µF
0.01µF
0.001µF
4.7µF
*
65-4201
+V
S
–V
S
+V
S
–V
S
+V
OUT
–V
OUT
+V
OUT
–V
OUT
Note:
All Capacitors are Ceramic Disc
Except * = Solid Tantalum
All compensation and bypass caps should have short leads,
solid grounds, and be located as close to the 4194 as possible. Refer to Figure 9 for recommended compensation circuitry.
Protection
In systems using monolithic voltage regulators, a number of
conditions can exist which, left uncorrected, will destroy the
regulator. Fortunately, regulators can easily be protected
against these potentially destructive conditions. Monolithic
regulators can be destroyed by any rev ersal of input or output
voltage polarity, or if the input voltage drops below the output voltage in magnitude. These conditions can be caused by
inductive loads at the inputs or outputs of the regulator.
Other problems are caused by heavy loads at the unregulated
inputs to the regulator, which might cause the input voltage
to drop below the output voltage at turn-off. If any of the
preceding problem conditions are present in your system, it
is recommended that you protect the regulator using diodes.
These diodes should be high speed types capable of handling
large current surges. Figure 10 shows all six of the possible
protection diodes. The diodes at the inputs and outputs prevent voltages at those points from becoming reversed.
Diodes from outputs to inputs prevent the output voltage
from exceeding the input voltage. Chances are that the system under consideration will not require all six diodes, but if
in doubt, be sure to include them.
Brownout Protection
The RC4194 is one of the most easily applied and troublefree monolithic ICs available. When used within the data
sheet ratings (package power dissipation, maximum output
current, minimum and maximum input voltages) it provides
the most cost-effective source of regulated ±15V for powering linear ICs.
Sometimes occasions arise in which the RC4194 ratings
must be exceeded. One example is the “brownout.” During
a brownout, line voltages may be reduced to as low as 75
VRMS, causing the input voltage to the RC4194 to drop
below the minimum dropout voltage. When this happens,
the negative output v oltage can go to positiv e. The maximum
amount of current available is approximately 5 mA.
In general this is not enough current to damage most ICs
which the RC4194 might be supplying, but it is a potentially
destructive condition. Fortunately, it is easy to protect
against. As sho wn in the typical application circuit in Figure
11, a diode, D, can be connected to the negative output.
Figure 10. RC4194 Regulator Showing All Protective Diodes
4194
0.001µF
Comp+
+V
S
-V
S
R
0
R
SET
Comp-
R
0
R
SET
0.01µF
0.01µF
0.001 F
4.7µF
*
-V
OUT
+V
OUT
+V
OUT
-V
OUT
65-4202
+V
S
-V
S
To
-V
OUT
Note:
All Capacitors are Ceramic Disc
Except * = Solid Tantalum
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RC4194 PRODUCT SPECIFICATION
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If a small signal silicon diode is used, it will clamp the negative output voltage at about +0.55V. A Schottky barrier or
germanium device would clamp the voltage at about +0.3V.
Another cure which will keep the negative output ne gati v e at
all times is the 1 mW resistor connected between the +15V
output and the Comp- terminal. This resistor will then supply drive to the negative output transistor, causing it to saturate to -1V during the brownout.
Heatsinking
Voltage Regulators are power devices which are used in a
wide range of applications.
When operating these devices near their extremes of load
current, ambient temperature and input-output differential,
consideration of package dissipation becomes important to
avoid thermal shutdown at 175°C. The RC4194 has this feature to prevent damage to the device. It typically starts
affecting load regulation approximately 2°C below 175°C.
T o av oid shutdown, some form of heatsinking should be used
or one of the above operating conditions would need to be
derated.*
The following is the basic equation for junction temperature:
Equation 1
where
TJ = junction temperature (°C)
TA = ambient air temperature (°C)
PD = power dissipated by device (W)
q
J-A
= thermal resistance from junction to ambient
air (°C/W)
The power dissipated by the voltage regulator can be detailed
as follows:
Equation 2
where
VIN = input voltage
V
OUT
= regulated output voltage
IO = load current
IQ = quiescent current drain
TJTAPDq
JA–
+=
P
D
VINV
OUT
–()IOVINIQ´+´=
Let’s look at an application where a user is trying to determine whether the RC4194 in a high temperature environment will need a heatsink.
Given:
TJ at thermal shutdown = 150°C
TA = 125°C
q
J-A
= 41.6°C/W, K (TO-66) pkg.
VIN = 40V
V
OUT
= 30V
IQ = 1 mA + 75 mA/V
OUT
x 30V
= 3.25 mA*
Solve for I
O
,
= 60 mA – 13 mA ~ 47 mA
If this supply current does not provide at least a 10% margin
under worst case load conditions, heatsinking should be
employed. If reliability is of prime importance, the multiple
regulator approach should be considered.
In Equation 1, q
J-A
can be broken into the following compo-
nents:
q
J-A
= q
J-C
+ q
C-S
+ q
S-A
where
q
J-C
= junction-to-case thermal resistance
q
C-S
= case-to-heatsink thermal resistance
q
S-A
= heatsink-to-ambient thermal resistance
q
JA–
TJTA–
P
D
------------------=
P
D
TJTA–
q
JA–
------------------=
VINV
OUT
–()IOVINIQ´+´=
I
O
TJTA–
q
JA–VINVOUT
–()
------------------------------------------------ -
V
INIQ
´
V
INVOUT
–()
-----------------------------------–=
I
O
150°C 125°C–
41.6°C/W 10V´
-----------------------------------------
40 3.25´ 103–´
10
--------------------------------------- -–=
———————————————
*The current drain will increase by 50mA/V
OUT
on positive side and 100mA/V
OUT
on negative side
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PRODUCT SPECIFICATION RC4194
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Table 1. Commercial Heatsink Selection Guide
No attempt has been made to provide a complete list of all heatsink manufacturers. This list is only representative.
Staver Co., Inc.: 41-51 N Saxon Ave., Bay Shore, NY 11706
IERC: 135 W Magnolia Blvd., Burbank, CA 91502
Thermalloy: P.O. Box 34829, 2021 W Valley View Ln., Dallas, TX
Wakefield Engin Ind: Wakefield, MA 01880
* All values are typical as given by manufacturer or as determined from characteristic curves supplied by manufacturer.
q
S-A
1
(°C/W) Manufacturer/Series or Part Number
TO-66 Package
0.31 – 1.0 Thermalloy — 6441, 6443, 6450, 6470, 6560, 6590, 6660, 6690
1.0 – 3.0 Wakefield — 641
Thermalloy — 6123, 6135, 6169, 6306, 6401, 6403, 6421, 6423, 6427, 6442, 6463, 6500
3.0 – 5.0 Wakefield — 621, 623
Thermalloy — 6606, 6129, 6141, 6303
IERC — HP
Staver — V3-3-2
5.0 – 7.0 Wakefield — 690
Thermalloy — 6002, 6003, 6004, 6005, 6052, 6053, 6054, 6176, 6301
IERC — LB
Staver— V3-5-2
7.0 – 10.0 Wakefield — 672
Thermalloy — 6001, 6016, 6051, 6105, 6601
IERC — LA, uP
Staver — V1-3, V1-5, V3-3, V3-5, V3-7
10.0 – 25.0 Thermalloy — 6-13, 6014, 6015, 6103, 6104, 6105, 6117
Dual In-line Package
20 Thermalloy — 6007
30 Thermalloy — 6010
32 Thermalloy — 6011
34 Thermalloy — 6012
45 IERC — LI
60 Wakefield — 650, 651
In the above example, let’s say that the user’s load current is
200 mA and he wants to calculate the combined q
C-S
and
q
S-A
he needs:
Given: IO = 200 mA,
= 11.75°C/W
Given q
J-C
= 7.15°C/W for the 4194 in the K package,
q
C-S
+ q
S-A
= 11.75°C/W – 7.15°C/W
= 4.6°C/W
When using heatsink compound with a metal-to-metal
interface, a typical q
C-S
= 0.5°C/W for the K package.
The remaining q
S-A
of approximately 4°C/W is a large
enough thermal resistance to be easily provided by a number
of heatsinks currently available. Table 1 is a brief selection
guide to heatsink manufacturers.
q
JA–
TJTA–
V
INVOUT
–()IOVINIQ´+´
---------------------------------------------------------------------------=
50°C 125°C–
10V 200mA´ 40+ 3.25 10
3–
´´
--------------------------------------------------------------------------------- -=
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Simplified Schematic Diagram
65-0198
Q28
Q30
Q29
Q33
Q34
Q37
Q36
Q35
Q38
Comp+
(7)
R18
10K
R4
500
R5
25K
Q47
Q16
Q13
Q11
Q10
Q9
Q12
C1
10 pF
R6
30K
Q8
Q2
Q4
Q3
Q1
R1
12K
Q6
R2
680
R3
5000
R7
5000
Q5
Q7
(3)
R
(2)
R
R11
3900
R10
1650
Q19
Q22
Q23
Q24
Q17
Q21
Q20
Q44
R8
5000
Q31
Q25
Q26
8 kW
200W
R14
3000
W
Q46
Q18 Q43
R15
1.1
W
Q27
(1)
-V
OUT
R9
15K
Q45
(6)
(8)
(4)
-V
Bal
Gnd
OUT
RF1
RF2
R23
20K
R24
20K
Q32
Q36
Q42
Q40
Q41
R21
1.1
R19
3000
R20
200
-V
To Case
(9)
Comp-
SET 0
(5)
+V
s
S
Note: Pin numbers are for K package.
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PRODUCT SPECIFICATION RC4194
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Mechanical Dimensions
9-Lead Metal Can IC Header Package
S
r2
øb
øp
F
øD1
øD
A
q
r1
e
e1
Notes:
1. All leads—increase maximum limit by .003 (.08mm) when
lead finish is applied.
A .250 .340 6.35 8.64
Symbol
Inches
Min. Max. Min. Max.
Millimeters
Notes
øb .028 .034 .71 .86
øD — .620 — 15.75
øD1 .470 .500 11.94 12.70
.190 .210 4.83 5.33
.093 .107 2.36 2.72
e
e1
F .050 .075 1.27 1.91
1
.360 — 9.14 —
.142 .152 3.61 3.86
.958 .962 24.33 24.43
øp
q
— .350 — 8.89
r1
— .145 — 3.68
r2
.570 .590 14.48 14.99
S
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RC4194 PRODUCT SPECIFICATION
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Mechanical Dimensions (continued)
14-Lead Ceramic DIP Package
A — .200 — 5.08
Symbol
Inches
Min. Max. Min. Max.
Millimeters
Notes
b1 .014 .023 .36 .58
.065 1.65
b2 .045 1.14
c1 .008 .015 .20 .38
E .220 .310 5.59 7.87
e
.100 BSC 2.54 BSC
L .125 .200 3.18 5.08
.015 .060 .38 1.52
.005 — .13 —
3
6
8
4
8
2
4
5, 9
eA
.300 BSC 7.62 BSC
7
Q
s1
90¡ 105¡ 90¡ 105¡
a
D — .785 — 19.94
Notes:
1.
2.
3.
4.
5.
6.
7.
8.
9.
Index area: a notch or a pin one identification mark shall be located
adjacent to pin one. The manufacturer's identification shall not be
used as pin one identification mark.
The minimum limit for dimension "b2" may be .023 (.58mm) for leads
number 1, 7, 8 and 14 only.
Dimension "Q" shall be measured from the seating plane to the base
plane.
This dimension allows for off-center lid, meniscus and glass overrun.
The basic pin spacing is .100 (2.54mm) between centerlines. Each
pin centerline shall be located within ±.010 (.25mm) of its exact
longitudinal position relative to pins 1 and 14.
Applies to all four corners (leads number 1, 7, 8, and 14).
"eA" shall be measured at the center of the lead bends or at the
centerline of the leads when "a" is 90¡.
All leads – Increase maximum limit by .003 (.08mm) measured at the
center of the flat, when lead finish applied.
Twelve spaces.
NOTE 1
D
E
s1
8
14
7
1
b2
Q
A
e
b1
L
eA
c1
a
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PRODUCT SPECIFICATION RC4194
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Mechanical Dimensions (continued)
14-Lead Plastic DIP Package
D
B1
e
B
E1
A1
A
L
7
8
14
1
E
eB
C
D1
A — .210 — 5.33
Symbol
Inches
Min. Max. Min. Max.
Millimeters
Notes
A1 .015 — .38 —
.022 .56
B .014 .36
.195 4.95
A2 .115 2.93
B1 .045 .070 1.14 1.78
D .725 .795 18.42 20.19
.300 .325 7.62 8.26
E
eB — .430 — 10.92
.115 .200 2.92 5.08
4
2
e
.100 BSC 2.54 BSC
2
L
14 14 5
N
.240 .280 6.10 7.11
E1
C .008 .015 .20 .38
D1 .005 — .13 —
Notes:
1.
2.
3.
4.
5.
Dimensioning and tolerancing per ANSI Y14.5M-1982.
"D" and "E1" do not include mold flashing. Mold flash or protrusions
shall not exceed .010 inch (0.25mm).
Terminal numbers are shown for reference only.
"C" dimension does not include solder finish thickness.
Symbol "N" is the maximum number of terminals.
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PRODUCT SPECIFICATION RC4194
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Ordering Information
Note:
1./883B suffix denotes MIL-STD-883, Par. 1.2.1 compliant device.
Product Number Temperature Range Screening Package SMD Number
RC4194N 0° to +70°C Commercial 14 pin Plastic DIP
RC4194D 0° to +70°C Commercial 14 pin Ceramic DIP
RC4194K 0° to +70°C Commercial 9 pin TO-66
RM4194D -55°C to +125°C Commercial 14 pin Ceramic DIP
RM4194D/883B -55°C to +125°C Military 14 pin Ceramic DIP 7705401CA
RM4194K -55°C to +125°C Commercial 9 pin TO-66
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