ADR280ARTZ-R2 Integrated Circuits (ICs)

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The ADR280ARTZ-R2 is a precision, shunt-mode, low-dropout, two-terminal adjustable voltage reference, belonging to the PMIC - Voltage Reference class. It is designed to provide a low-cost alternative to temperature-compensated zener-based references for use in digitally-controlled circuits and applications, such as battery-powered systems. The voltage reference is capable of providing an adjustable output voltage from 30 mV to 30 V, with a low temperature coefficient of about 12 ppm/V and an output noise of about 2 uVp-p. Its low power consumption, complete over-temperature protection, and low dropout voltage make it ideal for use in battery-powered systems and other portable devices.

The ADR280ARTZ-R2 is designed to provide a very low temperature coefficient in the range of between 0.1 and 16 ppm/V, depending on the temperature and the voltage it is operating at. It has the ability to operate within a temperature range of up to 125°C. The device operates off a single supply voltage, which can range from 2.6V to 30V. It\'s efficient design consumes low power, with a quiescent current of just 8 mA when operating at ± 5V supplies.

The ADR280ARTZ-R2 employs a two-terminal adjustable architecture, which enables the output voltage to be adjusted continuously from 30mV to 30V. It has an input offset voltage of just 25uV, and a low output noise of about 2uVp-p. This makes the device ideal for use in a wide range of precision circuits and applications. The voltage reference also has built-in protection against over-temperature, and is capable of auto-resetting its output voltage when it is subject to an over-temperature condition.

The ADR280ARTZ-R2 is particularly well suited for use in applications where a high degree of linearity and accuracy is required, such as in data converters, DACs, and other precision analog circuitry. It also offers ultra-low dropout voltage, which makes it well suited for use in applications where battery life is of crucial importance. The device also has the added advantage of having a low power consumption, making it suitable for use in truly portable applications. Furthermore, the device has the ability to provide a wide range of output voltages, which makes it ideal for use in a range of different applications.

In summary, the ADR280ARTZ-R2 is a precision, shunt-mode, low-dropout, two-terminal adjustable voltage reference, belonging to the PMIC - Voltage Reference class. It is designed to provide a low-cost alternative to temperature-compensated zener-based references, with a low temperature coefficient of 0.1 to 16 ppm/V, and a wide range of adjustable output voltages from 30 mV to 30 V. Furthermore, the device is capable of providing a high degree of linearity and accuracy, along with ultra-low dropout voltage and low power consumption, making it ideal for use in portable applications, battery-operated systems and other precision analog circuits.

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