• REF3012: BiCMOS Process?

  

  Marco Lema

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  Part Number: REF3012 Tool/software: Hi, I am working on a project where I am tasked to replace all TTL devices with CMOS devices. The datasheet for REF30XX states CMOS but I see BJTs are used. Can you confirm a BiCMOS process for this part? Is there…

  • 1 month ago
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• REF3012: Is this IC "fungus inert" or "fungus nutrient" per MIL-HDBK-454B

  

  Paul Paulino

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  Part Number: REF3012 Tool/software: Is this IC "fungus inert" or "fungus nutrient" per MIL-HDBK-454B

  • 29 days ago
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• REF3012: IBIS model

  

  Renan Santos Adriano

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  Part Number: REF3012 Hello Team, Do we have IBIS model for this part? Regards, Renan

  • over 1 year ago
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• REF3012: REF3012

  

  munir, shoga

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  Part Number: REF3012 Is the part CMOS or bipolar Is the part susceptible to latchup

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  • over 3 years ago
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• REF3012: REF3012 IBIS model behavior

  

  Hisao Uchikoshi

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  Part Number: REF3012 Hi Experts, We are running REF3012 IBIS model. We are assuming to use 10mA load current so add 125 ohm register as shown in below. VOUT becomes 104.86uV. We expected not large dropout which is shown on the datasheet. Could you please…

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  • over 4 years ago
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• REF3012: REF3012 Minimum voltage spec (under limitted output condition)

  

  kazkktn

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  Part Number: REF3012 I would like to use REF3012 with VIN=1.8V. I found an answer "It is ok if it is slightly lower than 1.8V. The only time 1.8V comes into effect is if the device is sourcing its max current." in the thread 'REF3012: Minimum…

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  • over 4 years ago
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• REF3012: a resistor in series with output cap is required for better noise performance?

  

  Noriyuki Takahashi

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  Part Number: REF3012 Hi team, For better noise performance, a resistor in series with output capacitor can be added as option in some of your products like REF50xx. Does the resistor in case of REF3012 also help the noise performance? I am not sure why…

  • over 4 years ago
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• REF3012: REF3012 rad

  

  munir shoga

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  Part Number: REF3012 Hi, Did this part pass electrical latch up testing? Do you have radiation data? munir

  • over 6 years ago
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• REF3112: REF3112AQDBZRQ1

  

  Muthugayathridevi M

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  Part Number: REF3112 Other Parts Discussed in Thread: REF35 , REF3312 Tool/software: Is spice model available for this part to do LTSPICE simulation?

  • 7 months ago
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• RE: REF3112: Required Spice Model

  

  Jackson Wightman

  Hello, We do not have a spice model available for REF3112. What stability conditions do you need to confirm? You could also consider a newer option like REF35125 for your design. It has improved temperature drift, quiescent current, and noise. Its PSpice…

  • 10 months ago
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