MAX6126A25+T

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The MAX6126A25+T is an example of a voltage reference application in power management integrated circuits (PMIC). Voltage references are a type of voltage regulator designed to generate a fixed and regulated output voltage in normally varying input conditions. This allows systems to accurately measure and regulate very low voltage values in spite of typical voltage fluctuations occurring in any type of power source.

The MAX6126A25+T is specifically designed for low-voltage and low-power applications, making it an ideal choice for use in small, portable, and low-drain battery-powered devices. It operates from an input voltage range of 2.0V to 15V, and provides a fixed output voltage of either 2.5V or 3V. Its maximum output current is 25mA.

The MAX6126A25+T uses bandgap reference technology, which is based on temperature-dependent voltage fluctuation effects in transistors. By using two transistors – one with a temperature-dependent positive voltage offset and the other with a temperature-dependent negative voltage offset – these changes can be used to cancel each other out, leaving a stable voltage to be used as a reference. This voltage stays within an accuracy of <1% over a range of -40°C to +125°C.

The MAX6126A25+T has an adjustable supply current of 0.65µA (typical) up to- 45µA (maximum). It also has a low ripple noise of 120µVrmsThe device is ideal for boosting low-noise reference signals, temperature-compensated voltage references, and precision current sources. The MAX6126A25+T is available in a small SOT23-5 package.

In summary, the MAX6126A25+T is a voltage reference PMIC designed for low-power, low-voltage applications. It uses bandgap reference technology to provide a very stable voltage reference over a wide temperature range. It also has an adjustable supply current up to 45µA, a low ripple noise of 120µVrms, and is available in a small SOT23-5 package.

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