Part Number: REF30E Other Parts Discussed in Thread: REF30 , Hello Voltage Reference Team,
I'm an applications engineer from DLP team developing an EVM featuring your device, REF30. Need a 3.3V reference voltage for Schmitt trigger/hysteretic comparator…
Part Number: REF30E Dear TI Support,
I have a question regarding the REF30E series.
The datasheet lists REF3045EAIDBZR as a 4.5-V voltage reference. However, I could not find this part on TI.com or through any authorized distributors.
Could you…
Part Number: REF30E Hi team,
my customer is currently using the MCP1502-45E/CHY, and I have proposed the REF30E as a replacement. However, the 4.5-V output version has not yet been released. Could you please let me know when it is expected to become…
Part Number: REF30E I have bought several pieces of REF3016EAIDBZR from Mouser. Marking is 30EBC.
I am powering with a very stable Keithley bench power supply with 3.3V and even tried with 5V. When measuring the output I get 1.18V, no load condition…
Part Number: REF30E Other Parts Discussed in Thread: REF30 Hi, I use a REF3025EAIDBZ in a new design. Input voltage is 3.3V. Input capacitance is a 1uF capacitor with a 100nF capacitor in parallel right next to the reference input. There is a nice solid…
Part Number: REF30E Other Parts Discussed in Thread: REF3240 , OPA333 , , REF30 , REF34 , REF35 , REF50 Hi,
I am trying to design an external reference circuit for the ADC on a C2000 microcontroller. I used this design from an E2E forum post from 10…
Part Number: REF30E Tool/software: The customer is interested in replacing the REF3018EAIDBZR with the existing REF3318 on power tools equipment. Could the team provide a sample and timeline for the device? Are there any alternative or newer device with…
Part Number: REF30 Hi team,
Could you tell me minimum value of Absolute Maximum Rating of Supply voltage, In to GND?
Our customer want to this information.
Best regards,
teritama
Part Number: REF30 Other Parts Discussed in Thread: INA826 , Hello,
I'm having problems with the voltage reference IC. The IC is connected to the amplifier's reference pin and powered at 5V as per the schematic.
I tested the IC outside the circuit…