une valeur typique de la tension qui peut s'ecarter de 6,2 V selon la technologie de fabrication.
FIGURE 2
t.VF/t.T (mV/OC)
t--2 !
-
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+-
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t+ f---r
f-r-600 650 700 750
VF (mV)
Variation du coefficient de temperature de la tension d'une jonction polarisee en direct
SERIES VZT IZT temperature
t.VZ max ra(!l,e
(V) (mA) (0 (V)
IN 4565 to 4569
6,4 0,5
°
to+
75 0,048 to 0,0021 N 4565 A to 4569 A - 55 to
+
100 0,099 to 0,0051 N 4570 to 4574 6,4 1
°
to+
75 0,048 to 0,0021 N 4570 A to 4574 A - 55 to
+
100 0,099 to 0,0051 N 4575 to 4579 6,4 2
°
to+
75 0,048 to 0,0021 N 4575 A to 4579 A - 55 to
+
100 0,099 to 0,0051 N 4580 to 4584 6,4 4
°
to+
75 0,048 to 0,002IN 4580 A to 4584 A - 55 to
+
100 0,099 to 0,0051 N 3496 to 3500 6,2 7,5
°
to+
75 0,048 to 0,0021 N 821, A to 829 , A 6,2 7,5 - 55 to
+
100 0,096 to 0,0059 V reference voltage families
Under the same conditions as above, matching a reverse biassed junction with two forward biassed junc~
tions gives 9 V voltage reference diodes at 7,5 mA (2 t. VF/t. T = 2,8 mV/oC, value compensated by t. VR/t. T =
+
2,8 mV/oC i.e. VR = 7,8 V).Temperature
SERIES VZT IZT range t.VZ max
(VI (mA) (DC) (VI
IN 935 to 939
°
to+
75 0,67 to 0,0031 N 935 A to 939 A 9 7,5 - 55 to
+
100 0,139 to 0,0071 N 935 B to 939 B - 55 to
+
150 0,184 to 0,009174
VZT IZT Domaine de
t>VZ max
SERlE temperature
(V) (mA) (oC) (V)
1N 4565
a
4569 6,4 0,5o a
+ 75 0,048 11 0,002 1N 4565 Aa
4569 A - 55a
+ 100 0,099a
0,005 1N 4570a
4574 6,4 1o a
+ 75 0,048a
0,002 1N 4570 Aa
4574 A - 55a
+ 100 0,099 11 0,005 1N 4575a
4579 6,4 2o a
+ 75 0,048 11 0,002 1N 4575 Aa
4579 A - 55a
+ 100 0,099 11 0,0051N 4580
a
4584 6,4 4o a +
75 0,048a
0,0021N 4580 A
a
4584 A - 55a
+ 100 0,099 11 0,0051 N 3496
a
3500 6,2 7,5o a
+ 75 0,048a
0,0021N 821, A
a
829, A 6,2 7,5 - 55a +
100 0,096a
0,005Families de tension de reference 9 V
Dans les memes conditions que pnicedemment, I'association d'une jonction en inverse et de deux jonctions en direct permet d'obtenir des diodes de reference de tension 9 V
a
7,5 mA(2 L; VF!t> T ~ - 2,8 mV!OC, valeur compensee par t> VR!t> T ~ + 2,8 mV!OC, soit VR ~ 7,8 V).
VZT IZT Domaine de
I
t> Vz max
SERlE temperature
(V) (mA) (oC) ! (V)
-1N 935
a
939o a
+ 75 0,067a
0,0031 N 935 A
a
939 A 9 7,5 - 55a
+ 100 0,139a
0,0071 N 935 B
a
939 B - 55 11 + 150 0,184a
0,0098,4 V and 8,5 V reference voltage families
The structure of these diodes are the same as for 9 V type diodes. They are obtained through suitable selection of temperature coefficients of forward and reverse biassed junctions.
Temperature
SERIES VZT IZT range tI Vz max
(V) (rnA) (oC) (V)
1 N 3154 to 3157 8.4 10 -55to+100 0,130 to 0,013
1N 3154 A to 3157 A -- 55 to + 150 0,172 to 0,017
1N 4775 to 4779
8,5 0,5
o
to + 75 0,064 to 0,0031 N 4775 A to 4779 A - 55 to + 100 0,132 to 0,007
IN 4780 to 4784
8,5 1
o
to + 75 0,064 to 0,0031 N 4780 A to 4784 A - 55 to + 100 0,132 to 0,007
CHARACTERIZATION OF TEMPERATURE COMPENSATION
For each family of diodes, the temperature compensation of the various types is characterized by the maximum variation of the regulation voltage tI
Vz
within a specified temperature range and by the temperature coefficient Ct VZ.Temperature coefficient
The first characterization method for temperature compensated reference diodes required that the maximum voltage variation tI
Vz
with temperature be included between two straight lines ±aVz
passing through the 25°C reference point (figur.e 31. Such a characterization takes into account that the temperature coefficient of the most efficient diodes changes within the specified temperature range. However, this method requires a large. number of measuring points to ensure that tIVz
remains within the area determined by both straight lines, without providind the user with an additional guaranty on the value of CtVz
at a given temperature. This characterization method has since been replaced by the «Box method».176
Families de tension de reference 8,4 et 8,5 V
Ces diodes ont la meme structure que les types 9 V et sont obtenues par un choix convenable des coefficients de temperature des jonctions en direct et en inverse.
SERlE VZT IZT Domaine de
temperature ~VZ max
(V) (mA) (Oe) (V)
1N 3154 II 3157 - 55
a
+ 100 0,130a
0,0131N 3154 A
a
3157 A 8,4 10 - 55a
+ 150 0,172a
0,0171 N 4775
a
4779° a
+ 75 0,064a
0,0031N 4775 A
a
4779 A 8,5 0,5 - 55a
+ 100 0,132a
0,0071N 4780
a
4784 8,5 1° a
+ 75 0,064a
0,0031N 4780 A
a
4784 A - 55a
+ 100 0,132 110,007CARACTERISATION DE LA COMPENSATION EN TEMPERATURE
Dans chaque famille de diodes, la compensation en temperature des differents types est caracterisee par la variation maximale de la tension de regulation ~ Vz dans un domaine de temperature speci . fie et par Ie coefficient de temperature DiVZ.
Coefficient de temperature
La premiere methode de caracterisation des diodes de reference compensees en temperature impo·
sait que la variation maximale ~ Vz de la tension en fonction de la temperature soit comprise en·
tre deux droites de pente ± DiVZ passant par Ie point de reference 25 oC ('figure 3). Une telle carac·
terisation tient compte du fait que Ie coefficient de temperature des diodes les plus performantes va-rie
a
I'interieur du domaine de temperature specifie. Cependant, elle presente I'inconvenient d'exi -ger un grand nombre de points de mesure pour garantir que ~ Vz ne depasse pas les limites de I'aire delimitee par les droites, sans donner II I'utilisateur de garantie suppltlmentaire sur la valeur de DiVZa
une temperature donnee. Cette methode de caracterisation a donc ete substituee par la methode dite «Box method».Box method
This method is used by THOMSON-CSF to characterize the temperature compensated reference diodes. The maximum variation of the regulation voltage,
a.
VZ, given on page 1 of each data sheet, is guaranteed between any two temperatures within the specified range. Measurements are carried out at the specified temperatures.In addition, each data sheet includes one or several figures which show the maximum voltage variation
a.
Vz ( positive or negative) of each type. The curves showing the variation ofa.
Vz versus ambient temperature, as well as the values of aVz coefficients must be considered as typical values. Figure 4 shows the valuea.
Vz max and the variation of Vz for a diode specified 1 N 939 A following this method.Tests are carried out in a variable temperature enclosure which can be programmed from -
55
to100
or150
0C. This method is not as accurate as the oil bath method, but it provides measuring conditions very close to normal operating conditions. In fact, in the oil bath, the thermal impedan-ce is very low and the junction temperature is close to ambient temperature. I n free air measurements, the junction-ambient temperature difference is of the order of10
to15
0C, thus increasing the Junction temperature at extreme values, where the temperature coettlclent changes rapidly With temperature. Temperature coefficients are generally expressed in terms of %/oC or ppm ( parts per million ).FIGURE 3
250C temperature range
Temperature compensation characterization by means of the temperature coefficient
178
FIGURE 4
- 55
o
2575
100 oCTemperature compensation characterization by means of the Box method