REF01 - Precision Voltage References

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Description

The REF01/REF02 are industry-standard precision voltage references.

The stable 10V output of the REF01 can be adjusted over a ±6% range with minimal effect on temperature stability.

The 5V output REF02 can also be adjusted over a ±6% range.

Features

Pretrimmed to +5V, +10V.
Excellent Temperature Stability: 3ppm/°C (typ).
Low Noise: 10µVP-P (REF02).
Short-Circuit Protected.
Linear Temperature Transducer Output (REF02) Ordering Information.

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Part number	REF01
Manufacturer	Maxim Integrated Products
File Size	99.54 KB
Description	Precision Voltage References
Datasheet	REF01 Datasheet
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19-0887; Rev 7; 4/07 REF01/REF02 +5V, +10V Precision Voltage References General Description The REF01/REF02 are industry-standard precision voltage references. The stable 10V output of the REF01 can be adjusted over a ±6% range with minimal effect on temperature stability. The 5V output REF02 can also be adjusted over a ±6% range. The 10V REF01 has a single-supply operation over an input voltage range of 13V to 33V, while the 5V REF02 has a single-supply operation over an input voltage range of 7V to 33V. Both devices offer a low-current drain of 1mA. The REF02 also provides a TEMP pin whose output voltage varies linearly with temperature, making this device suitable for a wide variety of temperature-sensing and control applications.

Published: Apr 16, 2005 |