The maximum power dissipation of the LT1001CN8 is dependent on the package and thermal environment. For the 8-pin PDIP package, the maximum power dissipation is approximately 1.3W at 25°C. However, this can be increased with proper heat sinking and thermal design.
To ensure stability in the LT1001CN8 voltage reference circuit, it is essential to follow proper layout and design guidelines. This includes using a low-ESR capacitor, minimizing trace lengths, and avoiding noise injection into the reference input. Additionally, the output capacitor should be chosen to ensure a stable output impedance.
While the LT1001CN8 is primarily designed as a voltage reference, it can be used as a low-current voltage regulator in certain applications. However, it is essential to note that the device is not designed for high-current output and may not provide the same level of regulation as a dedicated voltage regulator.
The LT1001CN8 has a specified temperature coefficient of ±10ppm/°C, which means that the output voltage will vary by ±10ppm for every degree Celsius change in temperature. This can affect the overall accuracy of the voltage reference, especially in high-precision applications.
The LT1001CN8 is a commercial-grade device and may not meet the requirements for high-reliability or aerospace applications. For such applications, it is recommended to use a radiation-hardened or military-grade device that meets the specific requirements for reliability and performance.
LT1001CN8 datasheet
by Linear Technology
