AZ432AZTR-G1

PMIC - Voltage Reference is used in a variety of applications such as voltage regulation, lighting systems, telecommunications, and other electrical and electronic components. The AZ432AZTR-G1 is an integrated voltage reference IC developed by Atmel Corporation. It is capable of operating with a wide operating temperature range and very low power consumption.

The AZ432AZTR-G1 is designed to provide a very stable voltage reference over a wide voltage range. It can operate from 2.5V to 6V and offers a versatile control solution to meet the needs of different applications. The device is capable of providing a regulated output voltage of up to 12V with an accuracy of ±0.5%. It also has a fast turn-on time of less than 5 ms and can support a wide range of output current.

The AZ432AZTR-G1 includes two main components: a voltage reference circuit and a voltage-controlled oscillator (VCO). The voltage reference circuit provides a stable voltage reference for the VCO circuit. The VCO circuit then uses the reference voltage to control the output voltage of the device. The device also has an adjustable On/Off pin, which allows the user to control the voltage output of the device by varying the reference voltage.

Applications for the AZ432AZTR-G1 include voltage regulation, lighting systems, telecommunications, and other electrical and electronic components. It is used to provide a stable voltage reference and can be used in applications where high power requirements and clean power supply is required. The compact size of the device makes it an ideal solution for applications where space is at a premium.

The AZ432AZTR-G1 is an extremely reliable device and offers a wide range of features. It is a low-noise solution and is also very efficient in terms of power consumption. It is designed to provide stable and accurate voltage reference over a wide voltage range. And its flexibility and range of applications make it an ideal choice for a wide variety of applications.