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Homeshunt reference

Analog Devices introduced ultrastable precision shunt reference


https://www.electronics-lab.com/analog-devices-introduced-ultrastable-precision-shunt-reference/

Analog Devices introduced the ADR1399, a precision shunt reference that features excellent temperature stability over a wide range of voltage, temperature, and quiescent current conditions. A temperature stabilizing loop is incorporated with the active Zener on a monolithic substrate, which nearly eliminates changes in voltage with temperature. The subsurface Zener circuit is fully specified at […]

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