ADR5040ARTZ Analog Devices Inc, ADR5040ARTZ Datasheet - Page 11

IC, SM, SHUNT, VOLT REF, 2.048V

ADR5040ARTZ

Manufacturer Part Number
ADR5040ARTZ
Description
IC, SM, SHUNT, VOLT REF, 2.048V
Manufacturer
Analog Devices Inc
Datasheet

Specifications of ADR5040ARTZ

Topology
Shunt
Reference Voltage
2.048V
Reference Voltage Tolerance
4.096mV
Temperature Coefficient
100ppm/°C
Voltage Reference Case Style
SOT-23
No. Of Pins
3
Operating Temperature Range
-40°C
Lead Free Status / RoHS Status
Lead free / RoHS Compliant

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THEORY OF OPERATION
The ADR504x family uses the band gap concept to produce
a stable, low temperature coefficient voltage reference suitable
for high accuracy data acquisition components and systems. The
devices use the physical nature of a silicon transistor base-emitter
voltage in the forward-biased operating region. All such transistors
have approximately a −2 mV/°C temperature coefficient (TC),
making them unsuitable for direct use as a low temperature
coefficient reference. Extrapolation of the temperature charac-
teristic of any one of these devices to absolute zero (with the
collector current proportional to the absolute temperature),
however, reveals that its V
silicon band gap voltage. Therefore, if a voltage develops with
an opposing temperature coefficient to sum the V
temperature coefficient reference results.
APPLICATIONS INFORMATION
The ADR5040/ADR5041/ADR5043/ADR5044/ADR5045 are
a series of precision shunt voltage references. They are designed
to operate without an external capacitor between the positive
and negative terminals. If a bypass capacitor is used to filter the
supply, the references remain stable.
For a stable voltage, all shunt voltage references require an
external bias resistor (R
reference (see Figure 19). The R
through the load (I
and the supply voltage can vary, the R
based on the following considerations:
Given these conditions, R
voltage (V
ADR5045 load and operating current (I
ADR5040/ADR5041/ADR5043/ADR5044/ADR5045 output
voltage (V
R
to the ADR5040/ADR5041/ADR5043/ADR5044/ADR5045,
even when the supply voltage is at its minimum value and
the load current is at its maximum value.
R
when the supply voltage is at its maximum value and the
load current is at its minimum value.
R
BIAS
BIAS
BIAS
must be small enough to supply the minimum I
must be large enough so that I
OUT
S
), the ADR5040/ADR5041/ADR5043/ADR5044/
=
).
V
I
S
L
+
V
L
) and the reference (I
I
OUT
IN
BIAS
BIAS
BE
) between the supply voltage and the
approaches approximately the
is determined by the supply
BIAS
sets the current that flows
BIAS
IN
L
does not exceed 15 mA
and I
IN
needs to be chosen
). Because the load
IN
), and the
BE
, a zero
IN
current
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ADR5040/ADR5041/ADR5043/ADR5044/ADR5045
(3)
Precision Negative Voltage Reference
The ADR5040/ADR5041/ADR5043/ADR5044/ADR5045 are
suitable for applications where a precise negative voltage is desired.
Figure 20 shows the ADR5045 configured to provide a negative
output. Caution should be exercised in using a low temperature
sensitive resistor to avoid errors from the resistor.
Stacking the ADR504x for User-Definable Outputs
Multiple ADR504x parts can be stacked together to allow the
user to obtain a desired higher voltage. Figure 21a shows three
ADR5045 devices configured to give 15 V. The bias resistor,
R
flows through all the shunt references in series. Figure 21b shows
three ADR5045 devices stacked together to give −15 V. R
calculated in the same manner as before. Parts of different voltages
can also be added together; that is, an ADR5041 and an ADR5045
can be added together to give an output of +7.5 V or −7.5 V, as
desired. Note, however, that the initial accuracy error is the sum
of the errors of all the stacked parts, as are the temperature
coefficient and output voltage change vs. input current.
BIAS
, is chosen using Equation 3, noting that the same bias current
Figure 21. ±15 V Output with Stacked ADR5045 Devices
ADR5045
ADR5045
ADR5045
Figure 20. Negative Precision Reference Configuration
R
BIAS
R
I
IN
BIAS
V
(a)
DD
ADR5045
Figure 19. Shunt Reference
V
S
I
IN
ADR5040/ADR5041/
ADR5043/ADR5044/
ADR5045
+15V
R
I
+ I
L
BIAS
L
V
CC
ADR5045
ADR5045
ADR5045
V
OUT
R
BIAS
V
–5V
–V
OUT
(b)
DD
–15V
BIAS
is

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