What is Radiation-tolerant XH018 buffered voltage reference cell?
Radiation-tolerant XH018 buffered voltage reference cell is a Voltage Reference IP core from nSilition listed on Semi IP Hub.
Vendor:
nSilition
Category:
Voltage Reference
Radiation-tolerant XH018 buffered voltage reference cell
The RTVREF cell of the nSBG_XF180_1V8 library is a buffered radiation-tolerant bandgap reference voltage generator IP cell powere…
Overview
The RTVREF cell of the nSBG_XF180_1V8 library is a buffered radiation-tolerant bandgap reference voltage generator IP cell powered at 1.8V ±10% (bandgap) and 3.3V ±10% (buffer), designed on the XFAB XH018 technology.
Key features
- 1.8V/3.3V ±10% power supply
- 1.4V to 2.0V programmable output voltage
- 1mA output current capability (sink/drive)
- -40 to +125°C junction temperature
- Less than 15ppm/K temperature drift
- 68dB power supply rejection
- Standby/power down mode
- Embedded bias circuitry
- Low silicon surface
Benefits
- XFAB XH018
- 1.8V/3.3V ±10% power supply
- -40 to +125°C
- Radiation tolerant
- 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_RTVREF
Vendor
nSilition
Type
Silicon IP
Files
Note: some files may require an NDA depending on provider policy.
Provider
HQ:
Belgium
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