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ZXRE125

Low knee current 1.22V shunt reference

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Description

The ZXRE125 is a bandgap circuit designed to achieve a precision micropower voltage reference of 1.22 volts. The device is available in the small outline SOT23 surface mount package which is ideal for applications where space saving is important. SOT23 tolerance is available to 0.5% for precision applications. Excellent performance is maintained over the 8μAto 20mA operating current range with a typical temperature coefficient of only 20ppm/°C. The device has been designed to be highly tolerant of capacitive loads so maintaining excellent stability. This device offers a SOT23 pin for pin compatible replacement of the ZRA124 and ZRA125 series of voltage references. An E-Line (TO92 style) package is also available.

Feature(s)

  • High performance 1.220V reference
  • 0.5%, 1%, 2% and 3% tolerance
  • 4μA knee current
  • 20ppm/°C typical temperature coefficient
  • Unconditionally stable
  • Small outline SOT23
  • Application(s)

  • Battery powered equipment
  • Precision power supplies
  • Portable instrumentation
  • Portable communications devices
  • Data acquisition systems
  • Product Specifications

    Product Parameters

    Type Shunt reference
    Compliance (Only Automotive supports PPAP) Standard
    AEC Qualified No
    ReferenceVoltage (V) 1.22 V
    Tolerance (%) 2, 1, 0.5 %
    Sink Current (mA) 20 mA
    Minimum Cathode Current for Regulation Typ (µA) 4 µA
    Typical Temperature Coefficient (ppm/°C) 20 ppm/°C
    Maximum Slope Resistance (Ω) 0.6 Ω
    Noise Voltage (µV/Hz) 60 µV/Hz
    Operating Ambient Temperature Range (°C) -40 to 125 °C

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