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• REF4132-Q1: REF4132-Q1

  

  guozhu Lyu

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  Part Number: REF4132-Q1 How to calibrate the temp drift? And in the design tool, the calibration is about the temp? Can you help to show how to calibrate about REF4132-Q1? Thanks in advance.

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• REF4132-Q1: spice model not working in simetrix

  

  sibichakkaravarthy Dhayalan

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  Part Number: REF4132-Q1 spice model not working in simetrix Error

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• REF4132-Q1: REF4132-Q1

  

  Rogers Chen

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  Part Number: REF4132-Q1 Other Parts Discussed in Thread: REF4132 Hi, I have a question about the part number of REF4132-Q1. There are two suffixes about REF4132 in the package infomation, one is REF4132A and the other is REF4132B, but I can't find…

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  • over 4 years ago
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• REF4132-Q1: The worst accuracy calculation method based on series voltage reference and parallel voltage reference

  

  Imelda Zhang

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  Part Number: REF4132-Q1 Hi Expert, My customer is selecting voltage reference for BMS application. Actually i am not familiar with the voltage reference, I am writing for your expertise. We can see from datasheet description： REF4132B25DBVRQ1 ,0…

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• REF4132-Q1: REF4132A40DBVRQ1

  

  Petr Machacek

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  Part Number: REF4132-Q1 Hello. I am looking for a suitable second source for our design. In this circuit, the REF4132A40DBVRQ1 (reference 4.096V) is the EN pin to enable the output. Can this pin be left unconnected? Does it have an internal pull up/down…

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  • over 3 years ago
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• REF4132-Q1: Suggestion for voltage reference divide

  

  DeWei Lan

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  Part Number: REF4132-Q1 Other Parts Discussed in Thread: OPA735 I have REF4132-25 presently. My object is very strange reference voltage... 0.6V. I'd like to divide voltage form REF4132-25, using resistors and OPA735, like this picture. I set…

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• REF4132-Q1: REF4132B25DBVRQ1

  

  Matthias Westphalen

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  Part Number: REF4132-Q1 Other Parts Discussed in Thread: REF3425 , REF4132 , Hi, Pin 1 is not connected, but must Pin 1 be unconnected or is GND possible? If yes, it's possible to use REF3425 or REF4132 on the same footprint. BR Matthias

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• REF4132-Q1: device dropout voltage curve at 85C & above

  

  Leo Chow

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  Part Number: REF4132-Q1 Hi, May I know if there's any documentation on dropout voltage curve for REF4132B50DBVRQ1 at 85 degrees Celcius range? Can't seem to find this on preliminary datasheet & I'm curious whether this set of data will be characterize…

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• REF4132-Q1: Input Voltage Requirement

  

  TRM

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  Part Number: REF4132-Q1 Other Parts Discussed in Thread: REF4132 Hi, Are the input voltage requirements the same across the different REF4132 variants? It appears as though they are, but I'd like to double check. Th reason being is that the part has a…

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• RE: LM4128-Q1: Spice model

  

  Trailokya Rai

  Hi May This is very old device and we don't have spice model for it. Please use REF4132 Q1 spice model which is pin compatible to LM4128 Q1 Regards Trailokya

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