TS824ILT-1.2

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PMIC, or power management integrated circuits, are integrated circuits used to manage the power requirements of a given system. Voltage references help in maintaining the power flow within a given system, and the TS824ILT-1.2 is an example of one such device. In this article, we shall cover the application field and working principle of the TS824ILT-1.2 PMIC voltage reference.

The TS824ILT-1.2 is a high precision voltage reference designed for use in low-voltage applications, such as battery-operated devices. It offers a low operating temperature range of -40 to +85°C, and an input voltage range of 1.5V to 4.5V. The device is capable of providing an output voltage that is both stable and precise, with a current source output that can range between 10 to 200uA.

The TS824ILT-1.2 offers a very small size and low power consumption, making it attractive to designers who are looking to optimize their designs in order to minimize size and power use. The device has a very wide operating temperature range, which makes it more suitable for use in portable or battery-operated systems. The device is also designed to reduce leakage and minimize noise, allowing for efficient operation in the long term.

The TS824ILT-1.2 is designed to be used in either a single or double ended configuration. In the single-ended configuration, the device provides a stable, precise voltage reference at both the positive and negative terminals. In the double-ended configuration, the device provides a precise output voltage at the negative terminal and an adjustable current source at the positive terminal, allowing for precise voltage regulation at both terminals. In both configurations, the device is capable of providing accurate, low-drift voltage reference and current source output.

The working principle of the TS824ILT-1.2 is fairly simple. A precision voltage reference is implemented using an Internal Reference Voltage (IRV) configuration. The IRV is a high-stability reference that is used in order to accurately set the output voltage of the device. The device also features a low-noise CMOS operational amplifier that is designed to reduce noise, minimize leakage, and maintain a high level of accuracy at the output.

The TS824ILT-1.2 is a highly precise voltage reference that is suitable for use in a wide range of low-voltage applications. Its low power consumption, small size, and wide operating temperature range make it an attractive choice for designers. Its ability to provide a stable, precise voltage reference at both positive and negative terminals, along with its adjustable current source capability, make it a versatile device that can be used in a variety of applications.

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