LM3460 Series
Manufacturer: Texas Instruments
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IC CONTROLLER PRECISION SOT23-5
| Part | Package Name | Voltage - Supply (Maximum) | Voltage - Supply (Minimum) | Applications | Mounting Type | Operating Temperature (Max) | Operating Temperature (Min) | Current - Supply |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
 Texas Instruments | SOT-23-5 | 3.6 V | 3 V | . Probably: { value? For simplicity: { ? We need to follow expected structure as per specification. There's no explicit schema but typical pattern: string_set_specs includes objects with spec_name and value. Let's assume format: { GTA GTA+ spec_name? spec_type? Actually we need spec_type string_set? In output spec we need a structure: per earlier spec final_result expects numeric_specs? string_set_specs? reasoning confidence ambiguities? rule_id?. So string_set_specs is an array of objects with key values. Could be like { | Surface Mount | 70 °C | 0 °C | 85 µA |
Texas Instruments | SOT-23-5 | 3.6 V | 3 V | . Probably: { value? For simplicity: { ? We need to follow expected structure as per specification. There's no explicit schema but typical pattern: string_set_specs includes objects with spec_name and value. Let's assume format: { GTA GTA+ spec_name? spec_type? Actually we need spec_type string_set? In output spec we need a structure: per earlier spec final_result expects numeric_specs? string_set_specs? reasoning confidence ambiguities? rule_id?. So string_set_specs is an array of objects with key values. Could be like { | Surface Mount | 70 °C | 0 °C | 85 µA |
Texas Instruments | SOT-23-5 | 3.6 V | 3 V | . Probably: { value? For simplicity: { ? We need to follow expected structure as per specification. There's no explicit schema but typical pattern: string_set_specs includes objects with spec_name and value. Let's assume format: { GTA GTA+ spec_name? spec_type? Actually we need spec_type string_set? In output spec we need a structure: per earlier spec final_result expects numeric_specs? string_set_specs? reasoning confidence ambiguities? rule_id?. So string_set_specs is an array of objects with key values. Could be like { | Surface Mount | 70 °C | 0 °C | 85 µA |
Texas Instruments | SOT-23-5 | 3.6 V | 3 V | . Probably: { value? For simplicity: { ? We need to follow expected structure as per specification. There's no explicit schema but typical pattern: string_set_specs includes objects with spec_name and value. Let's assume format: { GTA GTA+ spec_name? spec_type? Actually we need spec_type string_set? In output spec we need a structure: per earlier spec final_result expects numeric_specs? string_set_specs? reasoning confidence ambiguities? rule_id?. So string_set_specs is an array of objects with key values. Could be like { | Surface Mount | 70 °C | 0 °C | 85 µA |
Texas Instruments | SOT-23-5 | 3.6 V | 3 V | . Probably: { value? For simplicity: { ? We need to follow expected structure as per specification. There's no explicit schema but typical pattern: string_set_specs includes objects with spec_name and value. Let's assume format: { GTA GTA+ spec_name? spec_type? Actually we need spec_type string_set? In output spec we need a structure: per earlier spec final_result expects numeric_specs? string_set_specs? reasoning confidence ambiguities? rule_id?. So string_set_specs is an array of objects with key values. Could be like { | Surface Mount | 70 °C | 0 °C | 85 µA |