VRE410LS

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Voltage Reference (VR) is an important component of the Power Management Integrated Circuit (PMIC)-Voltage Reference family. It is a device used to set a fixed reference voltage for other circuitry and devices, providing a consistent and reliable output voltage from a given input. One example of a Voltage Reference is the VRE410LS, a highly precise voltage reference used in a broad range of applications.

The VRE410LS is an LDO voltage reference that operates from a supply of 1V to 7V, with a maximum load of 10mA. It features an output voltage range of 0.25V to 1.235V. It features a very low output voltage accuracy of ±0.5mV (max), and a highly controlled temperature coefficient of 10ppm/ํC (max). With its low noise operation, it is suitable for use in harsh environments, providing stable and reliable voltage reference.

The VRE410LS is designed for a variety of applications, including power conversion, automotive, consumer and industrial applications. It is especially suitable for use in Variable Frequency Drives (VFDs), Power Over Ethernet (PoE) applications, power monitor and regulation, clock and voltage regulation, battery charging/monitoring, linear and switched mode regulation, and timing and synchronization circuits.

The VRE410LS uses a simple yet effective working principle. Its internal circuitry includes two resistors in an R-2R network, with the output voltage determined by the ratio of the two resistors. This ensures a fixed and consistent output voltage over a wide range of input voltages, providing a reliable and accurate reference voltage.

Due to its tight output accuracy and wide operating range, the VRE410LS can be used as a precision voltage reference for a variety of applications. Its highly precise output voltage accuracy, low noise operation and temperature coefficient make it an ideal solution for the most demanding applications.

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