What’s All This LTZ1000 Stuff, Anyway? (.PDF Download)

March 15, 2017

Back in 2011, shortly before Bob Pease died, Julian Driscoll expressed confusion about the Linear Technology LTZ1000 ultra-stable low-noise voltage reference. If Pease was familiar with the competitor’s part, he would have helped; Pease was that dedicated to his readers. Unfortunately he didn’t have any experience with the part, and wrote back...

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