LM385BXZ-2.5 Product Introduction:
National Semiconductor Part Number LM385BXZ-2.5(PMIC - Voltage Reference), developed and manufactured by National Semiconductor, distributed globally by Jinftry. We distribute various electronic components from world-renowned brands and provide one-stop services, making us a trusted global electronic component distributor.
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Introducing the National Semiconductor LM385BXZ-2.5, a high-precision voltage reference that is set to revolutionize the electronics industry. This compact and versatile device offers exceptional performance and reliability, making it the go-to choice for engineers and designers worldwide.
One of the standout features of the LM385BXZ-2.5 is its impressive accuracy, with a voltage tolerance of only ±2.5%. This level of precision ensures that your circuits operate with utmost efficiency, eliminating any potential errors or fluctuations. Additionally, this voltage reference boasts a low temperature coefficient, guaranteeing stable and consistent performance across a wide range of operating conditions.
The LM385BXZ-2.5 is designed to cater to a diverse range of applications. Whether you are working on power supplies, data acquisition systems, or precision instrumentation, this voltage reference is the perfect companion. Its small form factor and low power consumption make it ideal for portable devices, while its robust construction ensures durability in harsh environments.
Furthermore, the LM385BXZ-2.5 offers excellent long-term stability, minimizing the need for frequent recalibration. This not only saves time and effort but also enhances the overall reliability of your designs.
In conclusion, the National Semiconductor LM385BXZ-2.5 is a game-changer in the field of voltage references. With its exceptional accuracy, versatility, and reliability, it is the ultimate choice for engineers and designers across various industries. Experience the difference today and elevate your electronic designs to new heights with the LM385BXZ-2.5.
Voltage Reference is an electronic component or circuit that provides accurate and stable voltage output. It is the standard used to establish the reference voltage in many electronic systems. The voltage reference can be a standalone integrated circuit (IC) or it can be a component included in a larger system. The output voltage of the voltage reference is usually very stable and is not affected by factors such as temperature changes, power supply voltage fluctuations, etc., which makes it an indispensable component in electronic design.
Application
Voltage Reference has a wide range of applications, covering almost all electronic devices and systems that require high-precision voltage reference. In the field of industrial automation, voltage reference is used in precision measuring instruments and sensor signal processing in process control systems to ensure the accuracy of measurement data and the stability of control processes. In the field of communication, as a reference voltage source for key components such as clock generator and signal modulator, it is very important to ensure the quality of communication. In the field of consumer electronics, with the popularity of smart devices, the demand for power management is increasing, and voltage reference plays an important role in battery management systems and charge control. In addition, in the field of medical electronics, aerospace, scientific research and other high-precision requirements.
FAQ about PMIC - Voltage Reference
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1. How to choose a voltage reference?
Voltage references are used in the following situations:
As a reference for measurement: When measuring voltage, the voltage reference provides a stable reference point, making the measurement result more accurate and reliable. When measuring, the negative end of the voltmeter is grounded and the positive end is connected to the measured point, so that the measured value is the voltage value of the measured point.
Adjust and calibrate other circuit elements: The reference voltage can be used to adjust and calibrate other circuit elements to improve the performance of the entire system. By comparing with the reference voltage, various parameters in the circuit can be accurately adjusted to ensure the stability and accuracy of the system.
Setting thresholds and judgments: In comparison circuits, reference voltages are used to set thresholds and make judgments. By comparing with the reference voltage, the rationality of various states and signals in the circuit can be determined.
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2. What is a shunt voltage reference IC?
A shunt voltage reference IC is a chip used to measure the potential of each point in a circuit, mainly used to determine the reference potential of the circuit. It converts a DC power supply or battery-powered AC power into a low-voltage differential voltage signal output through a resistor, and then converts it into a digital quantity by an AD conversion circuit. It is widely used in various measuring instruments, meters and control systems.
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3. What is a reference voltage IC?
A reference voltage IC is a voltage reference IC. A voltage reference IC is a precise, temperature-compensated voltage source that can provide a specific output voltage value, such as 1.225V, 4.096V or 10.000V. They are mainly used to provide a stable and precise voltage reference in various electronic systems to ensure the stability and reliability of the system.
There are two main types of voltage reference ICs: shunt voltage reference ICs and series voltage reference ICs. The shunt voltage reference IC uses an external series resistor to set the maximum current supplied to the load. It is suitable for situations where the load is almost constant and the power supply changes very little. The series voltage reference IC contains a voltage reference and an amplifier that controls the output voltage. It is suitable for situations where the load current is variable and the output voltage changes strictly when the temperature changes.