• Part: VRE127
  • Description: Precision High Temperature Reference Supplies
  • Manufacturer: THC
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VRE127
VRE127 is Precision High Temperature Reference Supplies manufactured by THC.
- Part of the VRE125 comparator family.
FEATURES - WIDE OPERATING RANGE: -55°C to +200°C - VERY HIGH ACCURACY: 5.000 V ±0.4 m V - EXTREMELY LOW DRIFT: 0.6 m V (-55°C to +150°C) 2.0 m V (-55°C to +200°C) - EXCELLENT STABILITY: 6 ppm / 1000Hrs. - EXCELLENT LINE REGULATION: 6 ppm / V Typ. - HERMETIC 14-PIN DIP APPLICATIONS - PRECISION A/D and D/A CONVERTERS - ACCURATE PARATOR THRESHOLD VOLTAGE - HIGH RESOLUTION SERVO SYSTEMS - HIGH TEMPERATURE TEST and MEASUREMENT SYSTEMS - TRANSDUCER EXCITATION - GEOLOGICAL EQUIPMENT DESCRIPTION VRE125 series references are designed to operate over an extremely wide temperature range (-55°C to +200°C) and still provide excellent accuracy. The VRE125 provides a +5V output and the VRE127 provides a ±5V output. All types are available in mercial (C suffix) and military (M suffix) models. They are hermetically sealed and are screened for high reliability and quality. Two accuracy grades (standard and A) are available in both models. The adjacent selector guide shows the limits of the most important parameters of the VRE125/127 series references. SELECTION GUIDE Max. Volt Deviation (-55°C to +150°C) Max. Volt Deviation (150°C to +200°C) Initial Error (Max) Type VRE125C VRE125CA VRE125M VRE125MA VRE127C VRE127CA VRE127M VRE127MA Output +5V +5V +5V +5V ±5V ±5V ±5V ±5V ±0.9m V ±0.6m V ±0.9m V ±0.6m V ±0.9m V ±0.6m V ±0.9m V ±0.6m V ±3.0m V ±2.0m V ±3.0m V ±2.0m V ±3.0m V ±2.0m V ±3.0m V ±2.0m V ±0.8m V ±0.4m V ±0.8m V ±0.4m V ±0.8m V ±0.4m V ±0.8m V ±0.4m V The accuracy of the VRE125/127 series over temperature is achieved by using Thaler Corporation's patented multi-point pensation technique. The stability of the VRE125 series is enhanced by using a zener diode instead of a bandgap reference, which is typically used in 5V references. Zener diodes have better long term stability and don't suffer the significant shifts caused by temperature cycling that bandgap references do. Other performance parameters, such as warm-up drift and long term stability are better than petitive models. Superior...