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The REF5030AIDG4 is a precision series voltage reference from the Texas Instruments REF50xx family, housed in an 8-pin VSSOP package. It provides a fixed output voltage of 3V with a standard-grade initial accuracy of ±0.1%. The device supports a maximum input voltage of 18V and operates within a temperature range of -40°C to +125°C. Key electrical specifications include a maximum temperature coefficient of 8ppm/°C, low-frequency noise of 3μVPP/V (0.1Hz to 10Hz), and a quiescent current of 1.2mA. It features a TRIM/NR pin for output adjustment or noise reduction.
Verify the specific grade suffix 'AI' corresponds to the standard performance tier (±0.1% accuracy, 8ppm/°C drift) required for the design. Confirm the 'DGK' suffix indicates the 8-pin VSSOP package variant rather than the SOIC version. Ensure the procurement documentation matches the exact part number to avoid confusion with enhanced-grade alternatives like the REF5030EI which offer different electrical profiles.
Select this component when a fixed 3V reference is needed with moderate drift requirements and a compact surface-mount footprint. The standard grade offers a balance of cost and performance for general-purpose applications where the enhanced grade's tighter tolerances are unnecessary. Consider the available TRIM/NR pin if fine-tuning the output voltage or reducing low-frequency noise is required for the specific application environment.
This device belongs to the REF50xx family of low-noise, very low drift precision voltage references. The family includes enhanced, high, and standard grades, with the REF5030AIDG4 representing the standard grade option. It shares the same functional architecture as other REF50xx variants but is optimized for applications requiring ±0.1% accuracy and 8ppm/°C drift performance.
REF5030AID
The TRIM/NR pin serves a dual purpose: it allows for output voltage trimming to adjust the reference level and can be used for noise reduction by connecting a capacitor to lower the low-frequency flicker noise.
Yes, the device is capable of both sourcing and sinking current, with a maximum output current specification of ±10mA.