The AS431 is a three-terminal adjustable shunt regulator providing a highly accurate bandgap reference. The adjustable shunt
regulator is ideal for a wide variety of linear applications that can be implemented using external components to obtain
adjustable currents and voltages.
In the standard shunt configuration, the combination of low temperature coefficient (TC), sharp turn-on characteristics, low
output impedance and programmable output voltage make this precision reference a perfect zener diode replacement.
The AS431 precision adjustable shunt reference is offered in four bandgap tolerances: ±0.25%, ±0.5%, ±1.0% and ±2.0%.
FEATURES
♦ Temperature-compensated: 30 ppm/°C
♦ Trimmed bandgap reference
♦ Internal amplifier with 150 mA capability
♦ Multiple temperature ranges
♦ Low frequency dynamic output impedance: < 150 m
♦ Low output noise
♦ Robust ESD protection
♦ Available in Lead Free (RoHS Compliant) version.
PIN CONFIGURATION – Top View
SOT-89
1
Reference 2 Anode 3 Cathode
3L SOT-23/
VS
Anode
2
3L SOT-23/
VF
Anode
2
1
Reference
Cathode
Anode
3
Cathode
8L SOIC
1
2
1
Cathode
3
Anode
NC
4
Note: Top marking for 1.0% 431 is A431 (applies to SOT-89, TO-92 and SO IC packages).
Refer to Silicon Link Device Marking Guidelines.
PACKAGE TOP MARKING:
(For SOT-89)
AS431
YMXXXS
5L SOT-23
Anode
5
3
Reference
Reference
8
Anode
7
Anode
6
5
NC
NC
1
Line 1: Device
Line 2: Lot No. Code
YMXXX – 5 Character Lot No.
mark excluding 1
character of lot no.
S – Split Code
Reference
4
2
3
†
Cathode
TO-92
1 2 3
Anode
Reference
Precision Adjustable Shunt Reference
st
letter
PACKAGE TOP MARKING:
(For 3L/5L SOT-23)
Line 1: # BBB
# BBB
PACKAGE TOP MAR
(For both TO-92 & 8L SOIC)
FYMXXXS
GYYWW
Cathode
# – Device Number
(single letter code)
BBB –Sequential Number
Note:
1. # is based on Silicon Link Device Marking
Guidelines (refer to SLI form no. FM-40217)
2. BBB is based on Silicon Link Logbook Code
ING:
S431
Line 1: Device
Line 2: Lot No. Code
F – Foundry Code (S)
YMXXX – 5 Character Lot No.
S – Split Code
Line 3: Date Code
G – Assembly Vendor Code
YY – Year
WW – Workweek
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ORDERING INFORMATION
AS431 B R5 D8 13
Circuit Type:
Precision Adjustable
Shunt Reference
Temperature Range:
A = 0°C to 70°C
B = 0°C to 125°C
C = -40°C to +85°C
D = -40°C to +125°C
Bandgap Tolerance:
2 = ±2% V
1 = ±1% V
R5 = ±0.5% V
R25 = ±0.25% V
R5W = ±0.5% W
FUNCTIONAL BLOCK DIAGRAM
ABSOLUTE MAXIMUM RATINGS
Parameter Symbol Rating Units
Cathode-Anode Reverse Breakdown VKA 37 V
Anode-Cathode Forward Current IAK 1 A
Operating Cathode Current IKA 150 mA
Reference Input Current I
Continuous Power Dissipation at 25°C PD
TO-92 775 mW
8L SOIC 750 mW
SOT-89 1000 mW
SOT-23/3L 200 mW
SOT-23/5L 200 mW
Junction Temperature TJ 150 °C
Storage Temperature T
Lead Temperature, Soldering 10 Seconds TL 300 °C
Stresses greater than those listed under ABSOLUTE MAXIMUM RATINGS may cause permanent damage to the device. This
is a stress rating only and functional operation of the device at these or any other conditions above those indicated in the
operational sections of this specification is not implied. Exposure to absolute maximum rating conditions for extended periods
may affect reliability.
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Precision Adjustable Shunt Reference
Packaging Option:
A = Ammo Pack
B = Bulk
T = Tube
7 = Tape and Reel (7” Reel Dia)
13 = Tape and Reel
Electrical Characteristics are guaranteed over full junction temperature range (0 to 125°C). Ambient temperature must be
derated based on power dissipation and package thermal characteristics. The conditions are: V
unless otherwise noted.
Parameter Symbol Test Condition
Reference Voltage V
V
with Temp* TC 0.07 0.20 0.07 0.20
REF
Ratio of Change in V
to Cathode Voltage
Reference Input Current I
I
Temp Deviation I
REF
Min IK for Regulation I
Off State Leakage I
Dynamic Output
Impedance
REF
V
V
REF
K(min)
K(off)
Z
TA = 25°C
REF
Over Temp. 2.475 2.530 2.496 2.536 V 1
V
to 10V
REF
REF
K
36V to 10V
0.7 4 0.7 4 µA 2
Over Temp. 0.4 1.2 0.4 1.2 µA 2
REF
0.4 1 0.4 1 mA 1
= 0V,
V
REF
V
= 36V
KA
F 1 kHz
KA
I
= 1 to 150mA
K
Parameter Symbol Test Condition
TA = 25°C
Reference Voltage V
REF
Over Temp.
V
with Temp* TC 0.07 0.20 0.07 0.20
REF
Ratio of Change in V
to Cathode Voltage
REF
Reference Input Current I
I
Temp Deviation I
REF
Min IK for Regulation I
Off State Leakage I
Dynamic Output
Impedance
V
to 10V
V
V
REF
REF
K(min)
K(off)
Z
KA
REF
REF
K
10V to 36V
0.7 4 0.7 4 µA 2
Over Temp. 0.4 1.2 0.4 1.2 µA 2
0.4 1 0.4 1 mA 1
= 0V,
V
REF
V
= 36V
KA
F 1 kHz
I
= 1 to 150mA
K
*Calculating Average Temperature Coefficient (TC). Refer to following page.
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Package θJA θJC Typical Derating
TO-92 160°C/W 80°C/W 6.3 mW/°C
SOIC 175°C/W 45°C/W 5.7 mW/°C
SOT-89 110°C/W 8°C/W 9.1 mW/°C
SOT-23/3L 575°C/W 150°C/W 1.7 mW/°C
SOT-23/5L 575°C/W 150°C/W 1.7 mw/°C
= VREF and IK = 10 mA
KA
AS431 (0.25%) AS431 (0.5%)
MIN TYP MAX MIN TYP MAX
UNIT
2.496 2.503 2.509 2.490 2.503 2.515 V 1
mV/
-1.0 -2.7 -1.0 -2.7
-0.4 -2.0 -0.4 -2.0
mV/V 2
0.04 250 0.04 250 nA 3
0.15 0.5 0.15 0.5 1
AS431 (1.0%) / (2.0%) AS431 (0.5%) W
MIN TYP MAX MIN TYP MAX
2.470 2.495 2.520
2.440 2.490 2.550
2.449 2.541
2.430 2.569
2.510 2.522 2.535 V 1
2.488 2.556 V 1
UNIT
mV/
-1.0 -2.7
-0.4 -2.0
-1.0 -2.7
-0.4 -2.0
mV/V 2
0.04 250 0.04 250 nA 3
0.15 0.5 0.15 0.5 1
°C
°C
TEST
CUIRCUIT
1
TEST
CUIRCUIT
1
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TEST CIRCUITS
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TYPICAL PERFORMANCE CURVES
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APPLICATION INFORMATION
The AS431 is a low-cost Precision Temperature
Compensated Reference IC that is well-suited for many
applications in linear and power electronics. A direct
replacement for the industry standard TL431, this IC offers
improved AC performance, near zero Temperature
Coefficient (TC), trimmed 0.5% tolerance and is available
in standard grades from 0 to 105°C and an extended
temperature version, the AS1431, from -55 to 125°C.
When used with a minimum of external components, this
device is ideal for a wide variety of applications including
precision programmable voltage references, high speed
amplifiers, comparators, linear series or shunt regulators,
current sources or limiters, delay timers, voltage monitors,
alarm circuits, and oscillators.
This application note demonstrates the versatility of the
AS431 in typical applications and presents data useful for
gaining a complete understanding of its application.
Figure 1 shows the schematic symbol and functional block
diagram for the AS431. As indicated by the schematic
symbol, the device can be thought of as a programmable
zener diode. The functional block diagram, however,
reveals a versatile IC consisting of a trimmed 2.5V
precision band gap reference, a high speed amplifier (Gain
BW Product 3 MHz), ESD protection and a low
impedance output stage. It is capable of shunting from 1 to
150 milliamps and has an output voltage range of 2.5 to 30
volts.
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Figure 1. AS431 A) Schematic Symbol
B) Functional Block Diagram
Precision Adjustable Shunt Reference
TYPICAL APPLICATIONS
Precision Voltage Reference
The most common application of the AS431 is a precision
temperature compensated voltage reference as shown in
Figure 2. Note that only one external resistor is required for
an output voltage equal to V
than V
Fixed 2.5 Volt Reference
For an output voltage equal to V
is connected directly to the cathode. A single resistor R is
used to set the cathode current (I
depend primarily on V
impedance that the circuit output will see (similar to
selecting the series resistor for an ordinary zener diode).
Generally, R should be chosen to give about 10 mA of
cathode current. This will keep the power dissipation low.
Example: Determine the value of R for V
The voltage across R is 20 – 2.5 = 17.5 V. For a desired I
of 10mA, R = 17.5/0.01 = 1.75 k. Thus, an R of 1.8 k will
give an I
Programmable Output
To program the output of desired value between V
30 volts, a simple resistor voltage divider is used as shown
in Figure 2B.
Figure 2. AS431 Precision Voltage Reference
, a simple resistor divider network is used.
REF
and the characteristics of the load
IN
of about 10 mA.
K
A) Fixed B) Programmable
. For output voltages other
REF
, the reference input pin
REF
). The value of R will
K
= 20 volts.
IN
REF
K
and
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V
is determined by the formula:
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OUT
V
= V
OUT
To ensure precise regulation, low TC precision 1% resistors
should be used for R1 & R2. Its values should not be so
low as to cause excessive power dissipation, nor too high
that an error is introduced due to changes in I
temperature (I
over the full temperature range). A good compromise is to
always keep R2 at around 2 to 5 k and then select R1 to
obtain the desired output voltage. The circuit can be made
variable by using a potentiometer for R1.
The AS431 As An Error Amplifier
The AS431 can be used in both linear and switch mode
power supplies as high gain error amplifier with a built-in
temperature compensated voltage reference.
Linear Voltage Regulator
Figure 3 shows a simple linear voltage regulator. This
circuit converts an unregulated DC source (rectified AC or
battery) to a low-noise, low-ripple precision-regulated DC
output. The output voltage can be set to any desired value
between 2.5 to 28 volts, and the out- put current is limited
only by the series pass element.
The high gain of the AS431 allows this circuit to achieve a
line/load regulation of typically 0.03% or better, depending
on the application.
Switch Mode Power Supply
The AS431 can be similarly used in switch mode power
supplies as shown Figure 4. The only difference is the
AS431 does not control the output voltage directly as in the
linear regulator.
Figure 3. Linear Regulator Using the AS431 as a
(1 + R1/R2) + I
REF
is typically 0.7 µA and deviates 0.4 µA
REF
Reference/ Error Amplifier
REF
R1.
Precision Adjustable Shunt Reference
Instead, it provides an amplified error signal to the PWM
circuitry that in turn controls the on/off ratio of the switching
device(s), thereby regulating the output voltage. Also,
because of the phase shifts and delays associated with the
modulator and filter components in switching power
supplies, a more elaborate compensation network is
required in the control loop to optimize the gain/phase
characteristics of system. The network type and values are
chosen so as to ensure stability and proper transient
response.
Note that there are many different types of switching power
supply topologies having different compensation, isolation
and PWM configurations. The AS431 and associated
circuitry, however, are essentially the same in all cases
except for component values, the type of compensation
network used and location (it may be located on the
primary side in some applications).
The AS431 may also be used for other functions in a switch
mode power supply. For example, it can be used as a
reference or a comparator in the housekeeping,
input/output monitoring, temperature control, or alarm
circuitry. Or, as the reference/error amplifier in a MagAmp
or linear auxiliary output regulator. Figure 6 illustrates
several of these applications.
Frequency Compensation
Frequency compensation of a power supply control loop is
achieved with an external compensation network, typically
connected between the reference and cathode pins of the
AS431. The type of network used can be as simple as a
single capacitor, or as elaborate as a dual zero-pole pair
network, depending on the power supply’s topology. A
typical single zero-pole pair compensation network is
shown in Figures 4 and 5.
The AS431 typically has 55 dB of gain from DC to 6 kHz,
where it rolls off at a 6 dB per octave rate, reaching 0 dB at
3 MHz. Further information characterizing the performance
of the AS431 over frequency can be found in the AS431
Data Sheet. Due to the complexity of frequency
compensation network design and the vast number of
power supply topologies possible, a detailed discussion is
beyond the scope of this application note. However, the
information provided is useful in determining the
compensation needed for a particular application.
The AS431 as a MagAmp Controller
Post regulation is required in many cases for one or more
outputs of a switch-mode power supply. Linear regulators
incorporating the AS431 are adequate for most low current
outputs. When high current outputs are required, a
MagAmp (saturable-core) regulator is usually used
because of its high efficiency.
REF
over
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Generally speaking, a MagAmp is a pulse-width
modulated buck regulator circuit that uses a saturable
core inductor as the switching element. The inductor
initially has a high inductance that blocks a predetermined number of volt-seconds. Upon saturation, the
induction reverts to a very low impedance, which allows
current to flow to the output with little loss. The number of
volt-seconds blocked in each cycle is defined by the
control circuitry and varies in accordance with changes in
line and load, providing tight regulation at the output.
The AS431 is an ideal low-cost MagAmp controller, for it
contains all the necessary control functions needed
(precision reference, high gain error amplifier and an
output stage) in a small package.
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Figure 4. A Switch-Mode Power Supply Using the AS431 as a Reference/ Error Amplifier
Figure 5. An AS431 Controlled MagAmp Post Regulator
Precision Adjustable Shunt Reference
A schematic diagram of a typical MagAmp post
regulator using the AS431 is shown in Figure 5. Since
this circuit constitutes a closed loop system, frequency
compensation of the error amplifier is necessary.
Other Applications
The AS431 also can replace an ordinary zener diode in
any circuit where a higher accuracy and temperature
stability is required. Viewing the AS431 as a high gain
transistor with a V
possibilities. Applications for this device are limited only
by the imagination.
Several practical applications are illustrated in Figure 6.
of 2.5 V increases usage
BE
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SECONDARY SIDE ERROR AMPLIFIER USING THE
AS431
I. Introduction
One of the most important safety regulations to which
an off-line power supply must conform is input to output
electrical isolation. This isolation requirement prevents
the power supply control IC from directly sensing both
the input line and output voltages. In the case of
primary side control the output regulation information,
an error voltage, must be transferred from the
secondary side. This application note discusses a
simple way of transmitting regulation information across
the electrical isolation using an AS431 and a
conventional 4N27 opto-coupler.
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Figure 6. Typical AS431 Applications
Precision Adjustable Shunt Reference
II. Power Supply Circuit
Figure 1 illustrates a simple flyback regulator. The
AS3842, a low-cost current mode control IC, is
configured to regulate the power supply from the
primary side. The AS431 acts as a reference and a
feedback error amplifier to sense the output voltage
and generate a corresponding error voltage. This error
voltage is then converted to an error current and
coupled to the primary side through a 4N27 optocoupler.
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III. Opto-Coupler
Recently, opto-coupler manufacturers have made major
improvements in opto-coupler processing and
packaging technologies, resulting in tighter current
transfer ratio (CTR) tolerances and better long-term
reliability.
When designing the opto-coupler feedback circuitry, the
designer should note the opto-coupler forward diode
current. The forward diode current sets the device’s
CTR and effects the long-term reliability of the device.
Similar to a lamp filament, the opto-coupler diode can
be worn out or degraded more quickly if it is subjected
to higher current.
IV. Design Example
Figure 2 shows the amplifier feedback section of the
flyback power supply. To keep the 5V output regulated,
the V
output voltage is first divided down by two 2.5 k
resistors, and its result is fed into an AS431 error
amplifier network. The error amplifier output, V
is then converted to a proportional opto-coupler diode
current. The opto-coupler bridges the isolation barrier
and generates an output collector current proportional
to the input diode current. Since the opto-coupler output
is connected to the V
current is the I
operating condition, a higher output voltage causes
V
CATHODE
I
COMP
A lower V
therefore decreases the regulator output voltage. The
result is a regulated output. A determination of the optocoupler diode operating current and small signal loop
gain follows.
voltage must track the output voltage. The
COMP
pin, the opto-coupler output
COMP
source current. In a normal
COMP
to drop and results in a high diode current and
source current and consequently a lower V
decreases the PWM duty cycle and
COMP
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Figure 1. A 40W Flyback Power Regulator
CATHODE
COMP
Precision Adjustable Shunt Reference
Also, the opto-coupler’s unity gain bandwidth increases
with forward diode current. The modulation of the gain
bandwidth is caused by variations in the
transconductance of the output transistor. In addition,
the Miller capacitor from the base to collector of the
output transistor damps out the effects of the optocoupler’s gain variance. A properly designed optocoupler circuit not only increases long-term reliability of
the regulator but also ensures a superior loop
response.
IVa.Opto-Coupler Operating Current
This design example shows the diode operating current
as determined by the maximum I
order for V
I
source current, I
COMP
region slightly above the maximum I
,
.
current. The linear is depicted in Figure 3.
Since the I
coupler output current, the opto-coupler output current
also modulates in the same I
known opto-coupler output current, the input diode
current, I
current versus diode current curve on the opto-coupler
data sheet. Figure 4 illustrates the output current
versus diode current curve of the 4N27 opto-coupler.
The 4N27 data sheet guarantees a minimum of 0.1
CTR at 10 mA diode current.
The typical AS3842 maximum I
800 µA. Using Figure 4, and assuming 0.1 CTR at 10
mA diode current, the forward diode current required to
generate 800 µA of opto-coupler current is 8 mA.
to decrease linearly with increasing
COMP
source current is equal to the opto-
COMP
, can then be obtained from the output
DIODE
has to operate in a linear
COMP
source current. In
COMP
linear region. With a
COMP
source current is
COMP
COMP
source
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Figure 3. V
Precision Adjustable Shunt Reference
Figure 2.
COMP
VS I
COMP
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IVb. AC Gain Analysis
Once the opto-coupler diode current is determined, the
current limiting resistor R1 of Figure 2 can ten be chosen
to guarantee good output regulations and proper
dynamic loop response. The AS431 cathode voltage,
V
I
R1 also plays a significant role in controlling the open
loop gain of the power supply. The following equations
derive the small signal AC gain from V
I
COMP
(V
= • CTR
R1
∆ I
= ∆V
At the steady state condition, V
region,
∆ v
∆V
From figure 3:
∆v
R
=
= 509 kΩ
Applying equation (4):
∆ v
= • (509 kΩ)
∆ V
= 620
= 55.9 dB
is a function of the diode operating current,
CATHODE
, and the value of R1. Also, V
= VO – VD – (I
K
= 3.14 V
K
· R1) > 2.5V (1)
D
CATHODE
CATHODE
= ID • CTR (2)
– VK)
O
CTR (3)
COMP
R1
K
is in the linear
COMP
∆ I
COMP
= •
K ∆VK
CTR
= • RR1
COMP =
∆ I
5.6 V
COMP
COMP
∆ V
COMP
∆ I
COMP
COMP
COMP
(822 – 810) µA
0.1
COMP
82 Ω
K
must be
to V
COMP
(4)
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Precision Adjustable Shunt Reference
IVc. Other Considerations
R2, a 2 k resistor in parallel with the opto-coupler
diode and R1, provides the minimum cathode current
required to keep the AS431 operating when a minimum
opto-coupler diode current is required. In addition, a
small filter capacitor is placed close to the V
the control IC to attenuate high frequency switching
noise being picked up by the metal trace from the optocoupler to the control IC. Since the location of the pole
in the opto-coupler small signal response varies
significantly with the dc operating point of the optocoupler, a resistor can be added from the V
pin to supply additional bias current to stabilize the
loop.
.
REG
COMP
to V
pin of
COMP
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TO-92 PACKAGE DIMENSION
3-Lead TO-92 Plastic Package
SLI Package Code: LP
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SYMBOL
A 0.176 0.180 0.184
b 0.015 0.018 0.022
c 0.014 0.015 0.020
øD 0.176 0.180 0.184
e 0.098 0.100 0.102
e1 0.048 0.050 0.052
E 0.136 0.140 0.144
j 0.166 0.170 0.174
L 0.530 0.550 0.570
S1 0.031 0.035 0.039
NOTES:
1. ALL DIMENSIONS IN INCHES.
2. A MECHANICAL TOLERANCE OF ±0.002”
APPLIES TO ALL DIMENSIONS WHERE NO
TOLERANCE IS EXPLICITLY GIVEN.
3. BASED FROM JEDEC T0-226 VARIATION AA
OUTLINE.
Precision Adjustable Shunt Reference
INCHES
MIN NOM MAX
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SOT-89 PACKAGE DIMENSION
3-Lead SOT-89 Plastic
Surface Mounted Package
SLI Package Code: S
NOTES:
1. TOP PACKAGE ANGLE IS 9° +1°/-2° TOLERANCE. BOTTOM PACKAGE
ANGLE IS 3° MAX.
2. PACKAGE CORNER RADIUS IS 5 MILS MAX ON ALL CORNERS.
3. SHINNY PACKAGE FINISH ON ALL SIDES EXCEPT TOP SIDE FINISH IS
MINIMUM MATTE OF 10-14VDI.
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PACKAGE MECHANICAL DRAWING
Surface Mountable Tape & Reel Specifications in mm (inch)
(SOIC, SOT-23 and SOT-89)
- - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - -
User direction of feed
Tape Size
(W)
8, 12, 16,
24mm
D E P0 T (Max) A0, B0, K0
1.55±0.05
(.061±.002)
1.75±0.10
(.069±.004)
(.157±.004)
Tape
Size (W)
8 mm
12 mm
B1
Max.
4.2
(.165)
8.2
(.323)
D1
Min.
1.0
(.039)
1.5
(.059)
3.5±0.05
(.138±.002)
5.5±0.05
(.217±.002)
Per Package Requirement
Components
SOIC 8L 12 8 - 2500
SOT-23 3L 8 4 3000 -
SOT-23 5L 8 4 3000 -
SOT-89 3L 12 8 - 2500
Tape Width
(W) mm
Note: Ao Bo Ko are determined by component size. The clearance between the component and the cavity must be within 0.05
[.002] min. to 0.50 [.020] max. for 8mm tape, 0.05 [.002] min to 0.65 [.026] max for 12mm tape.
Precision Adjustable Shunt Reference
4.0±0.10
F
0.400
(.016)
K
Max.
2.4
(.094)
4.5
(.177)
Cavity Pitch
(P) mm
T1
(Max)
See Note
P2
2.0±.05
.079±.002
Devices per Reel
7” Reel 13” Reel
0.100
(.004)
Variable
Dimensions
Constant
Dimensions
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REEL DIMENSIONS
Tape Size
8mm
12mm
A
Max. B Min.
330
(12.992)
330
(12.992)
(.059)
(.059)
1.5
1.5
C
13.0±0.20
(.152±.008)
13.0±0.20
(.152±.008)
D*
Min.
20.2
(.795)
20.2
(.795)
N
Min.
50
(1.973)
50
(1.973)
G
8.4±1.5
0.0
(.331±.059)
0.0
12.4±2.0
0.0
(.488±.078)
0.0
T
Max.
14.4
(.567)
14.4
(.567)
MECHANICAL POLARIZATION
SOIC-8L DEVICE
User direction of feed - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - -
User direction of feed
SOT-89 DEVICE
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SOT-23 3L DEVICE
User direction of feed
User direction of feed
SOT-23 5L DEVICE
User direction of feed
Precision Adjustable Shunt Reference
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- - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - -
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