Obsolete — sourcing this 2.5 V shunt reference
Precision grade: ±0.1% tolerance at 2.5 V
The A-grade variant holds output voltage to ±0.1% at 2.5 V — a 2.5 mV window. The shunt architecture means it operates like a two-terminal Zener: a series resistor from the supply to the cathode sets the bias current, and the reference regulates the cathode voltage. Minimum cathode current is 65 µA — the resistor must be sized to deliver at least that at the minimum supply voltage and maximum load.
Noise and temperature drift for ADC biasing
Output noise is specified at 35 µVrms over a 10 Hz to 10 kHz bandwidth — clean enough for a 12-bit ADC reference at 2.5 V where 1 LSB at 5 V full-scale is about 1.22 mV. Maximum output current is 15 mA.
SOT-23-3 footprint for board-level integration
Packaged in a three-pin SOT-23-3 (TO-236-3, SC-59 compatible), this is a surface-mount part.
