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Texas Instruments LP3891EMR

LP3891EMR variants from Texas Instruments

LP3891EMR Datasheet

Variants

2

Mfr

Texas Instruments

Packages

8-PowerSOIC (0.154", 3.90mm Width)

Lifecycle

Active

LP3891EMR Overview

What changes between part numbers, and what to check before you lock the BOM — Integrated Circuits (ICs).

Key Features

  • Footprint / package: 8-PowerSOIC (0.154", 3.90mm Width)Single package option across listed variants; still confirm reel vs tube suffix if you auto-insert.
  • Lifecycle mix: ActiveConfirm lifecycle on the exact MPN, not just the base number prefix.
  • 2 distinct suffix patternsExamples: 1.8/NOPB, 1.2/NOPB. Decode suffix meaning in the ordering notes under the variant table.

Target Applications

  • Integrated Circuits (ICs) — design-in and field replacement
  • BOM scrub where only the base prefix is known but suffix is TBD
  • Second-source checks when the original MPN is constrained

Ordering Variants

Compare 2 LP3891EMR part numbers by package, electrical parameters, lifecycle, and availability. Use RFQ for stock and lead-time confirmation.

Part NumberDescriptionPackage TypeManufacturerLifecycleRoHSAvailabilityAction
LP3891EMR-1.8/NOPBPackage: 8-PowerSOIC (0.154", 3.90mm Width) | Mounting Type: Surface Mount | Operating Temperature: -40°C ~ 125°C | Output Type: Fixed | Voltage Input Max: 5.5V | Supplier Device Package: 8-SO PowerPad8-PowerSOIC (0.154", 3.90mm Width)Texas InstrumentsActiveCompliantIn Stock
LP3891EMR-1.2/NOPB1.2V LDO Regulator, 800mA, 1.5% Acc, 115mV Dropout, SOIC-Texas InstrumentsActiveCompliantIn Stock

Ordering Code Differences

How suffixes on LP3891EMR map to package, grade, and reel options.

How to Choose the Right LP3891EMR Integrated Circuits (ICs)

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Match the footprint first

Packages here: 8-PowerSOIC (0.154", 3.90mm Width). Open the land-pattern drawing before you substitute a different suffix.

Electrical headroom

Compare voltage and current columns in the variant table. For LP3891EMR, a suffix with lower voltage or current rating will not survive the same circuit without recalculation.

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Temp grade letter matters

Commercial (0–70 °C) and industrial (−40–85 °C+) suffixes look similar in the prefix — confirm ambient + self-heating, not just the first page of the datasheet.

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Copy the full MPN

Do not BOM only "LP3891EMR" — include the full suffix (e.g. 1.8/NOPB, 1.2/NOPB). RFQ with reel/tube preference and required date code.

Technical Specifications

Core parameters for LP3891EMR product family

Identity

Base Model
LP3891EMR
Manufacturer
Texas Instruments
Listed Variants
2

Variant Parameters

Package Type
8-PowerSOIC (0.154", 3.90mm Width)
Lifecycle Status
Active
RoHS Status
Compliant

Source LP3891EMR with Octatronics

Request stock confirmation, lead time, date code, and pricing for all 2 ordering variants from Texas Instruments. Our team supports active, EOL, and hard-to-find component sourcing.

  • Original manufacturer parts with traceability options
  • BOM upload and multi-line RFQ support
  • Package, grade, and compliance verification

Frequently Asked Questions

Common technical questions about the LP3891EMR product family.

LP3891EMR is a base / family code from Texas Instruments. You order a full MPN such as LP3891EMR-1.8/NOPB, LP3891EMR-1.2/NOPB. The variant table lists 2 orderable lines with different suffixes.
Listed suffix fragments include: 1.8/NOPB, 1.2/NOPB. Typically they encode package (8-PowerSOIC (0.154", 3.90mm Width)), temperature grade, and tape/reel option. Always decode on the Texas Instruments datasheet ordering guide — do not guess from pattern alone.
Lifecycle values in our listing: Active. Status is per MPN suffix — one variant can be Active while another is NRND. Check PCN for your exact suffix before multi-year commitments.
Full manufacturer MPN (not just LP3891EMR), quantity, needed date code, reel vs tube, and any compliance docs (CoC, RoHS, conflict minerals). If you only know the base prefix, include a photo of the existing label or reel.
Use the datasheet link in the page header. Cross-check electrical curves (SOA, saturation voltage, etc.) against your operating point — the table summarizes order codes, not every graph in the PDF.