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Vendor:
HCL Technologies
Category:
Voltage Reference
BGR + V-I Bandgap Reference Circuit
HCLTech offers IP Bandgap (BGR) bgr_1p2_t40_v1 generates precision reference voltage (0.4V ~ 1.2V) and current reference (1.005µA…
Overview
HCLTech offers IP Bandgap (BGR) bgr_1p2_t40_v1 generates precision reference voltage (0.4V ~ 1.2V) and current reference (1.005µA ~ 8.07µA) with variation of 103 ppm/°C over a temperature range of (-40°C - 125°C). hcl_bgr_1p2_t40_v1 is programmable for voltage and current as per requirements. It includes features along with stable voltage, ZTAT current.
hcl_bgr_1p2_t40_v1 offers low voltage dropout reference, low power, small size and its compact size and low power consumption (50.85 µA), make the perfect for battery-powered and portable devices. Furthermore, the total occupied area is a relatively small 0.0722 mm2.
hcl_bgr_1p2_t40_v1 offers low voltage dropout reference, low power, small size and its compact size and low power consumption (50.85 µA), make the perfect for battery-powered and portable devices. Furthermore, the total occupied area is a relatively small 0.0722 mm2.
Key features
- Low IQ: Maximum of 50.85 µA
- Low Temperature Drift: Maximum of 103 ppm/°C
- Small Area: 0.0722 mm2
- Fast Response: Maximum 25.89 µs of wake up time
- Low Noise: Maximum 161.7 µV
- Technology: 1P7M tsmcN40
Block Diagram
HCLTech_BGR_1p2_t40_v1 block diagram
Applications
- Medical Equipment
- Voltage Regulator
- Battery- Powered Equipment
Silicon Options
| Foundry | Node | Process | Maturity |
|---|---|---|---|
| TSMC | 40nm | G | — |
Specifications
Identity
Part Number
HCLTech_BGR_1p2_t40_v1
Vendor
HCL Technologies
Type
Silicon IP
Provider
HQ:
India
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BGR + V-I Bandgap Reference Circuit is a Voltage Reference IP core from HCL Technologies listed on Semi IP Hub. It is listed with support for tsmc.
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