Category: Voltage Reference
Use: Precision voltage reference for use in precision analog-to-digital converters, digital-to-analog converters, and other applications requiring a stable voltage reference.
Characteristics: High accuracy, low temperature coefficient, low noise, and low dropout voltage.
Package: SOT-23-5
Essence: Provides a stable and accurate voltage reference for precision electronic systems.
Packaging/Quantity: Available in tape and reel packaging with 2500 units per reel.
The MAX6072AAUB50+ has the following pin configuration: 1. GND 2. Input 3. NC 4. NC 5. Output
Advantages: - High initial accuracy - Low temperature coefficient - Low noise - Small package size
Disadvantages: - Limited output voltage options - Higher cost compared to standard voltage references
The MAX6072AAUB50+ utilizes a bandgap reference circuit to generate a stable 5.0V output voltage. This circuitry ensures high accuracy and low temperature coefficient across the specified operating conditions.
The MAX6072AAUB50+ is ideal for use in the following applications: - Precision analog-to-digital converters - Digital-to-analog converters - Data acquisition systems - Precision voltage regulators - Industrial control systems
Some alternative models to the MAX6072AAUB50+ include: - LT1021 - REF5025 - ADR4550
In conclusion, the MAX6072AAUB50+ is a high-precision voltage reference suitable for a wide range of precision electronic systems, offering exceptional accuracy, stability, and low noise performance.
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