Hi Team,
I want to generate stable +10V and +5V reference voltages in my system.
The chips to be used are LT1021DCS8-10#PBF and LT1021DCS8-5#PBF for 10V and 5V respectively.
Is there any problem just letting the TRIM pin open for both the ICs?.
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LT1021
Obsolete
The LT1021 is a precision reference with ultralow drift and noise, extremely good long term stability and almost total immunity to input voltage variations...
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Hi Team,
I want to generate stable +10V and +5V reference voltages in my system.
The chips to be used are LT1021DCS8-10#PBF and LT1021DCS8-5#PBF for 10V and 5V respectively.
Is there any problem just letting the TRIM pin open for both the ICs?.
Hi Shibin,
This should be fine.
Regards,
Mon