Diodes Inc measuring current in units of Volts.

[Diver300]

https://www.diodes.com/assets/Datasheets/ZXCL260.pdf

Towards the bottom of page 4, it says that the enable pin input current has a maximum value of 100 nV.

Do they mean nA?

 

[crutschow]

Likely.

 

[JimB]

Do they mean nA?

I think that is a safe assumption.

JimB

 

[schmitt trigger]

In literally hundreds and hundreds of datasheets, I've seen perhaps 2 or 3. Typo errors do occur in datasheets.

If you think datasheet reading is a dry, boring task, imagine writing and proofreading it.

 

[KeepItSimpleStupid]

If you think datasheet reading is a dry, boring task, imagine writing and proofreading it.

Nah!

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[Nigel Goodwin]

In literally hundreds and hundreds of datasheets, I've seen perhaps 2 or 3. Typo errors do occur in datasheets.

If you think datasheet reading is a dry, boring task, imagine writing and proofreading it.

I think there are a LOT more than. mistakes in datasheets are really very common - and sometimes never get corrected at all. Microchip for example do release updated datasheets, but they tend to add more typos to replace any they might have corrected

It's all but impossible to proofread something you actually wrote, simply because your mind knows what SHOULD be there, and corrects it for you without you noticing. I think the best solution is two different people, you both write (different) datasheets, then swap for proof reading.