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Old 4th December 2005, 07:54 AM   #31
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Hi Apass,
last link does not connect.
Temporary fault or a problem?
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Old 16th January 2010, 03:05 PM   #32
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here's an article by Ron Mancini from Texas Instruments which appeared in EDN last winter -- how to make a good reference into a great reference:

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Very interesting article, thanks for posting.

MAX6126 is clearly a bandgap reference

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SUNNYVALE, CA-November 13, 2002-Maxim Integrated Products (NASDAQ: MXIM) introduces the MAX6126, the industry's lowest noise, ultra-precision bandgap voltage reference.

INDUSTRY'S LOWEST NOISE, ULTRA-PRECISION, VOLTAGE REFERENCE IDEAL FOR HIGH-RESOLUTION DACs - New Product Release
Nationals own best reference LM329 is a buried Zener reference, which according to the article above has much lower basic noise. A reading of datasheets show a difference of something like 3 times more noise in MAX6126 compared to LM329. The article says 6 - 30 times difference.

Did anyone make a direct comparison of these two voltage references?
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