Manufacturer Part Number
TL431BIDMR2G
Manufacturer
onsemi
Introduction
The TL431BIDMR2G is an adjustable shunt voltage reference offering excellent temperature stability and output current handling capability up to 100 mA. This component finds numerous applications across various categories due to its flexibility and reliability.
Product Features and Performance
Adjustable output voltage from 2.495V to 36V
Output current capability of 100 mA
Low tolerance of ±0.4% for precise voltage regulation
Typical temperature coefficient of 50ppm/°C ensuring stable performance across temperature variations
Product Advantages
The flexibility of output voltage range
High precision with low tolerance
Enhanced thermal stability
Capability to drive up to 100 mA which is suitable for a wide range of applications
Key Technical Parameters
Output Voltage (Min/Fixed): 2.495V
Output Voltage (Max): 36V
Current - Output: 100 mA
Tolerance: ±0.4%
Temperature Coefficient: 50ppm/°C Typical
Operating Temperature: -40°C ~ 85°C
Mounting Type: Surface Mount
Package / Case: 8-TSSOP, 8-MSOP
Quality and Safety Features
High-precision voltage regulation
Robust thermal performance suited for harsh environments
Compatibility
Packaged in a compact 8-MSOP, suitable for surface mount applications
Application Areas
Can be utilized in power management, voltage regulation, and precise reference voltage applications across various electronic products
Product Lifecycle
This product is marked as obsolete, and it is important to check for possible replacements or upgrades for future designs.
Several Key Reasons to Choose This Product
Optimal for designs requiring a flexible and adjustable voltage reference
Ideal for applications where precision is crucial due to its low tolerance
The ability to handle higher current up to 100 mA makes it diverse for broader applications
Obsolete status offers the advantage of cost efficiency in current use while replacements are considered for future use
Effective performance across a wide range of operational temperatures ensuring reliability in varying climates