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The MAX6177BASA+ is a high-precision voltage reference providing a fixed +3.3V output with ±0.1% initial accuracy and a maximum temperature coefficient of 3ppm/°C. It accepts input voltages from (VOUT + 2V) up to +40V, drawing a typical quiescent supply current of 320μA. The device sources up to 30mA and sinks up to 2mA of load current. It features a TEMP pin for die temperature sensing and a TRIM pin for fine output adjustment. Stability is maintained without external capacitors, supporting loads up to 100μF.
Verify the specific suffix against the manufacturer's official ordering information to confirm package type and RoHS compliance status. Ensure the selected variant matches the required initial accuracy grade and operating temperature range specifications for the target application environment.
Select this component for designs requiring a stable 3.3V reference with minimal temperature drift. Consider the integrated temperature sensor if on-die monitoring is needed. Verify that the input voltage range accommodates the system supply variations and that the load current requirements do not exceed the sourcing or sinking limits.
This part belongs to the MAX6173–MAX6177 family of high-precision voltage references. All members share identical architecture, including the curvature-correction circuit and thermal characteristics, differing only in their factory-preset output voltage levels ranging from +2.5V to +10V.
Other members of the MAX6173–MAX6177 series are functionally compatible but provide different preset output voltages. Direct substitution requires matching the required reference voltage level alongside the shared electrical characteristics and package constraints.
No, the device does not require an output bypass capacitor for stability and remains stable with capacitive loads up to 100μF.
The TEMP pin provides an output voltage proportional to the die temperature, making the device suitable for temperature-sensing applications.
The output voltage can be finely trimmed using the TRIM pin by connecting a resistive divider network between OUT, TRIM, and GND.