Output voltage noise Density

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I couldn't find the output voltage noise density spec for the ADR130BUJZ. It seems this is also the case for other ADR's 
 https://ez.analog.com/voltage-references/f/q-a/574192/adr444-voltage-noise-density-vs-frequency?queryID=61f5f473212379d66cedfb4788bb4c7a&objectId=a8279fc2-b883-48f3-a5e9-9030070c73cd&eztype=Forum%20Thread 
 
 And perhaps a broader decision for voltage references: 
 https://ez.analog.com/voltage-references/f/q-a/559549/ltc6655-noise-spectrum-density/462748?queryID=4a7eca0b077894046b4627903151e3c5&objectId=a954d31d-dc16-465a-8e51-798131f37091&eztype=Forum%20Reply

C.Chang said: 
 We do not list a voltage noise density in the spec table because we do not provide max/min guarantees for the noise density. These plots are typical values only. However, in my experience, most parts will have noise profiles very similar to these.

However, this spec is listed on some voltage references, e.g., ADR4520. Is there a reason some products have their typical output voltage noise density listed and others don't?

BrendanWhelan · Accepted Answer

As product families have matured, we have improved the way we specify our products. As such, there are differences between product specifications. You can always contact your local ADI field support for additional information about our products.)

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