MAX6072AAUB50+

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The MAX6072AAUB50+ device is part of a family of voltage references from Maxim Integrated Semiconductor. It is a versatile device intended to be used in a variety of applications requiring a stable, low-noise voltage reference. As such it would fall into the classification of a PMIC (Power Management Integrated Circuit) Voltage Reference.

The MAX6072AAUB50+ voltage reference is a monolithic integrated circuit. It is available in two packages, the 8-pin DIP and the 8-pad SOIC. It is a low-power voltage reference, working with a supply voltage between 4.5V and 16V.

The MAX6072AAUB50+ features an output voltage of 2.499V, accurate within +/-0.2%. It also provides a low output impedance and a relatively low temperature coefficient. This makes it a good choice for applications where a very stable and low-noise reference voltage is needed. It also has a very low power consumption of 85uA max.

What makes the MAX6072AAUB50+ stand out from other similar Voltage References is its low output impedance. This allows the device to respond quickly to input voltage changes and provides excellent line and load regulation. So if you need a low-noise and stable voltage reference, the MAX6072AAUB50+ is a great option.

The MAX6072AAUB50+ is primarily used in battery powered electronic equipment. It provides a constant voltage output even during battery voltage fluctuations. It is suitable for a wide range of applications, from mobile phones to supercomputers. It can also be used for automotive, medical and industrial uses.

The MAX6072AAUB50+ works according to the exponential law. It is basically a voltage divider circuit, consisting of a combination of resistors (R1, R2, R3). In the voltage divider circuit, the resistor R3 is connected to the 5V power supply. The resistors R1 and R2 form a voltage divider, and the output voltage (Vo) is determined by the ratio of their resistances. The ratio of their resistances determines the ratio of their voltages, and thus Vo is given by the formula, Vo = R2/(R1+R2) x 5V.

The MAX6072AAUB50+ also has a temperature compensation feature. This allows the device to keep its reference voltage constant despite temperature changes. This is done by adding an additional resistor to the voltage divider circuit. This resistor compensates for the resistance changes due to temperature variations, thus keeping the output voltage stable.

The MAX6072AAUB50+ is an excellent choice for applications requiring a stable, low-noise voltage reference. Its low output impedance, accuracy and temperature compensation features make it suitable for a wide range of demanding tasks. It is also a low-power device, consuming just 85uA max. With all these features and more, the MAX6072AAUB50+ is the ideal choice for most voltage reference applications.

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