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LM129

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6.9V Precision Voltage Reference

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Overview

  • Guaranteed 10ppm/°C Temperature Coefficient
  • Guaranteed 1Ω Maximum Dynamic Impedance
  • Guaranteed 20μV Maximum Wideband Noise
  • Wide Operating Current Range 0.6mA to 15mA

Most H (Metal Can), J (Ceramic), and K (Metal Can) Packages Are Obsolete
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The LM329 temperature compensated 6.9V Zener references provide excellent stability over time and temperature, very low dynamic impedance and a wide operating current range. The device achieves low dynamic impedance by incorporating a high gain shunt regulator around the Zener. The excellent noise performance of the device is achieved by using a “buried Zener” design which eliminates surface noise phenomenon associated with ordinary Zeners. To serve a wide variety of applications, the LM129 is available in several temperature coefficient grades and two package styles. A 20mA positive current source application is shown below.

Applications

  • Transducers
  • A/D and D/A Converters
  • Calibration Standards
  • Instrumentation Reference

LM129
6.9V Precision Voltage Reference
20mA Positive Current Source Reverse Voltage Change Product Package 1
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