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The MAX6021BEUR-T is a precision, low-dropout, micropower series-mode voltage reference manufactured by Analog Devices Inc./Maxim Integrated. It provides a fixed output voltage of 2.048V with an initial accuracy of ±0.39% and a maximum temperature coefficient of 30ppm/°C over the -40°C to +85°C range. The device operates within a supply voltage range of 2.5V to 12.6V, drawing a quiescent current of 35μA maximum. It supports sourcing and sinking up to 500μA of load current with a dropout voltage of 200mV at full load. Packaged in a compact SOT-23-3 surface-mount format, it eliminates the need for external compensation capacitors.
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Select this component for applications requiring a precise 2.048V reference in space-constrained designs. It is suitable for battery-powered systems due to its ultra-low quiescent current and independence from supply voltage fluctuations. Consider the ±0.39% accuracy and 30ppm/°C drift limits against system requirements. Verify that the 500μA source/sink capability meets the load demands of the downstream circuitry.
This part belongs to the MAX6012/MAX6021/MAX6025/MAX6030/MAX6041/MAX6045/MAX6050 family of precision voltage references. All members share identical pinouts, package types, and core architectural features, differing primarily in their fixed output voltages. The MAX6021 specifically targets the 2.048V requirement common in ADC/DAC reference applications.
Direct functional replacements within the same family include MAX6021AEUR+T (±0.24% accuracy) or MAX6021BEUR+ (non-tape version). Cross-family alternatives like MAX6062 or MAX6010 offer different voltages or performance profiles but require schematic review.
No, the device is internally compensated and stable with capacitive loads from 0 to 2.2nF. An external capacitor is optional and only recommended to improve transient response under step-load conditions.
The quiescent supply current is virtually independent of the supply voltage, varying by only 0.8μA/V across the operating range. This contrasts with shunt references where current increases with input voltage.