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Product category: Analogue and Mixed Signal ICs
News Release from: Texas Instruments (April 2006-) | Subject: REF50xx
Edited by the Electronicstalk Editorial Team on 09 August 2007

Reference delivers top system
performance

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Low-cost CMOS voltage reference features accuracy and system performance levels previously found only in costly buried Zener technologies.

A new high-accuracy low-cost CMOS voltage reference family from Texas Instruments combines high output current with a maximum 3ppm/C temperature drift The REF50xx features accuracy and system performance levels previously found only in costly buried Zener technologies

Although designed for next-generation industrial process control, the REF50xx is also a good fit for a wide range of applications including medical instrumentation, precision data acquisition and test and measurement.

The REF50xx has high output current of +/-10mA that provides accurate voltage reference to the ADC without an additional op amp buffer.

High accuracy (0.05% maximum) and low output voltage noise (7.5uV peak-peak for 2.5V output) enable peak performance of the ADC in high-resolution applications.

The low temperature drift minimises system error over temperature.

With a wide supply range from the output voltage plus 200mV to 18V, the REF50xx delivers top system performance.

The REF50xx family offers six output voltages: 2.048V (REF5020), 2.5V (REF5025), 3.0V (REF5030), 4.096V (REF5040), 4.5V (REF5045) and 5V (REF5050).

The devices feature standardised pinouts that include a trim pin for +/-15mV output voltage adjust and a temp pin for temperature monitoring.

All models in this family are specified for the wide industrial temperature range of -40 to +125C.

The REF50xx family of voltage references is available now in both standard- and high-grade versions in SO-8 packages from TI and its authorised distributors.

MSOP-8 packages will be offered in Q3 2007.

The standard grade devices are priced from US $1.85 and the high-grade devices are priced from $3.50 in 1000 piece quantities (suggested resale pricing).

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