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REACH Declaration: Texas Instruments | Where to find it and what it must contain

Texas Instruments (United States) makes analog ICs, embedded processors, power management and interface devices. This page explains where their REACH documentation is published and how to tell whether the document you receive is usable.

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Fossick locates published REACH and RoHS documents for Texas Instruments, records the issue date and the exemptions claimed, and tells you when one changes.

Where Texas Instruments publishes it

Start at https://www.ti.com and go to the part number page, under Quality and packaging.

What to check in this category

TI issues material content data per orderable part number, and the package suffix changes the answer. The same device in a QFN and in a TSSOP relies on different die attach and lead frame plating, so a declaration pulled for the wrong suffix does not cover your bill of materials. Where lead appears it is normally under RoHS exemption 7a for high melting point solders, which carries a review date you should record alongside the document.

What a usable declaration contains

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Look up Texas Instruments on Fossick

Fossick locates published REACH and RoHS documents for Texas Instruments, records the issue date and the exemptions claimed, and tells you when one changes.