Vendor: nSilition Category: Voltage Reference

Radiation-tolerant XH018 bandgap reference cell

The RTBG cell of the nSBG_XF180_1V8 library is a radiation tolerant bandgap reference voltage generator IP cell powered at 1.8V ±…

Overview

The RTBG cell of the nSBG_XF180_1V8 library is a radiation tolerant bandgap reference voltage generator IP cell powered at 1.8V ±10%, designed on the XFAB XH018 technology.

Key features

  • Single 1.8V +/-10% power supply
  • 20uA typical power consumption
  • 0.9V output reference voltage
  • -40 to +125¢XC junction temperature
  • Less than 15ppm/K temperature drift
  • 68dB power supply rejection
  • Standby/power down mode
  • Low silicon surface

Benefits

  • XFAB XH018
  • 1.8V +/-10% power supply
  • -40 to +125C
  • Radiation tolerant
  • Radiation tolerance tests results
    • TID : tested up to 155krad → no voltage variation
    • SEL : LET up to 67MeV/mg/cm² → no latch-up

Applications

  • AD and DA converters
  • Precision regulators
  • Battery-powered instrumentation
  • Portable medical equipment
  • Radiation-sustaining systems

What’s Included?

  • GDS II layouts
  • LEF abstracts
  • CDL netlists
  • Liberty timings
  • Verilog description
  • A full datasheet
  • An integration note

Specifications

Identity

Part Number
nSBG_XF180 1V8_RTBG
Vendor
nSilition
Type
Silicon IP

Files

Note: some files may require an NDA depending on provider policy.

Provider

HQ: Belgium

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