ADR02AR-REEL7 Overview

This program utilizes the handy 8-SOIC (0.154, 3.90mm Width) package.This part serves as a voltage reference and is controlled by a Series signal.There is an external packaging of Tape & Reel (TR).With 8, different functions are terminated.Precision voltage measurements require ±0.1% tolerance.Connected to the part is an analog integrated circuit (IC).An output voltage of 5V is determined based on test statistics.It is sufficient to output 1.Fixed forms are provided for user input.A part with 8 pins is included.Reflow soldering shouldn't exceed 240.Pins 8 are firmly seated in the part.Use of Surface Mount can increase the complexity of the PCB design.-40°C~125°C TA is suitable for work within this range.There are other relevant parts if you search for "ADR02".There is 10mA way the reference voltage can output more current than 10mA in this case.Communication channels of high quality are currently unavailable.The maximum output voltage of the voltage reference ic amounts to 5V volts.The lowest voltage output of the voltage reference ic is 5V.As the input voltage of this voltage reference ic is 36V, users should confine the voltage accordingly.There must be a 10V supply voltage for it to function.An input voltage of 7V~36V is usually supported by the voltage reference circuit.It uses 1mA when idle.1mA volts is the supply current for this voltage reference circuit.For better effectiveness, it has OUTPUT CAN BE ADJUSTED FROM 4.95V TO 5.02V.

ADR02AR-REEL7 Features

±0.1% Tolerance
THREE TERMINAL VOLTAGE REFERENCE Analog IC
Peak Reflow Temperature: 240
Channel Number: 1
Max Output Voltage: 36V

ADR02AR-REEL7 Applications

There are a lot of Analog Devices Inc.
ADR02AR-REEL7 Voltage Reference applications.

• Precision data acquisition systems
• High resolution converters
• Industrial process control systems
• Precision instruments
• Notebook Computers
• Cell Phones
• Industrial Process Control
• High-Resolution Analog-to-Digital
• and Digital-to-Analog Converters
• High-Accuracy Reference Standard