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I know that these parts are being discontinued, but we currently use EN337QI and have the opportunity to purchase EN337QA to use in place of EN6337QI - if it will work.
The package and pinouts are the same, except pins 22 thru 25 are all NC (no connection) on the I version, and have the following functional labels on the A version:
22 => PG
23 => BTMP
24 => VDDB
25 => BGND
Data sheets are attached - reference in particular the application circuit diagrams (figure 1), "Pin Functions" (pinouts) (figure 3) and "Pin Descriptions" on pages 1 thru 4 of both data sheets.
From data sheet "Pin Descriptions", it appears that possibly the additional pins are for improving accuracy and/or stability for the automotive environment, and leaving them uncommitted would provide the same function as, and performance & accuracy on par with, the I version.
I am hoping that this post will catch the attention of an application engineer or user of both parts who knows if the A version can be used in place of the I version with pins 22 thru 25 uncommitted, *or*, alternately, what would be the minimum hand work (cuts, jumpers, added parts, etc.) that would be required to make the A version functional in the I version board footprint.
Thank you for any help on this.
EDIT:
ps - The A part version application circuit diagram shows a 560 ohm resistor between PG and PVIN. Is that possibly a component that is internal to the I variation and would need to be added externally to the A version for it work, or, again, is it strictly a performance/accuracy improvement for the A version but that is not required for I version performance/accuracy?
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I mis-typed the part numbers in my first sentence of the previous post. The part numbers are EN6337QI and EN6337QA. (I didn't discover that until the time in which I could edit the post had passed.)
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