LM113QML_13 Datasheet, PDF (1/10 Pages) Texas Instruments – Reference Diode

LM113QML is Obsolete
LM113QML, LM113QML-SP
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SNVS367A – DECEMBER 2010 – REVISED APRIL 2013
LM113QML Reference Diode
Check for Samples: LM113QML, LM113QML-SP
FEATURES
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•2 Low Breakdown Voltage: 1.220V
• Dynamic Impedance of 0.3Ω from 500 μA to 20
mA
• Temperature Stability Typically 1% over−55°C
to 125°C Range
• Tight Tolerance: ±5% or ±1%
– The characteristics of this reference
recommend it for use in bias-regulation
circuitry, in low-voltage power supplies or
in battery powered equipment. The fact that
the breakdown voltage is equal to a
physical property of silicon—the energy-
band gap voltage—makes it useful for
many temperature-compensation and
temperature-measurement functions.
DESCRIPTION
The LM113 are temperature compensated, low
voltage reference diodes. They feature extremely-
tight regulation over a wide range of operating
currents in addition to an unusually-low breakdown
voltage and good temperature stability.
The diodes are synthesized using transistors and
resistors in a monolithic integrated circuit. As such,
they have the same low noise and long term stability
as modern IC op amps. Further, output voltage of the
reference depends only on highly-predictable
properties of components in the IC; so they can be
manufactured and supplied to tight tolerances.
Connection Diagrams
Figure 1. 2-Pin TO
See NDU0002A Package
N/C
1
N/C
2
N/C
3
N/C
4
V-
5
10
V+
9
N/C
8
N/C
7
N/C
6
N/C
Figure 2. 10-Pin CFP
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