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Part Number: LM4041-N-Q1
Hello,
Is there data available regarding accuracy drift over time?
Or is there a way to quantify the possible accuracy drift over time?
Thanks,
Jesse
Hi Jesse,
Yes there is a way. I would use the "reverse breakdown voltage long-term stability" to estimate the long term drift.
This value a can be used with the formula from the blog post below to have a very conservative estimate of the drift over time.
In this case it would be 120ppm*sqrt(hr/1000hr) = drift for values over 1k
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