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REF102AP - 10V Precision Voltage Reference 2.5ppm/C | TI

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10 V fixed Vdss 10 mA Id 8-PDIP (DIP-8), through-hole Package
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REF102AP Visão geral

The Texas Instruments REF102AP is a 10V precision series voltage reference with a maximum temperature drift of 2.5 ppm/C, fixed output accuracy of plus or minus 0.1 percent (plus or minus 2.5 mV), and 10 mA output current capability, housed in an 8-pin PDIP (DIP-8) through-hole package.

A precision series voltage reference is a type of shunt-free, three-terminal reference circuit that maintains a highly stable output voltage independent of input supply variations, load changes, and temperature. It sits within the broader hierarchy of voltage reference ICs under power management semiconductors and serves as the accuracy anchor for data converters, instrumentation amplifiers, and metrology circuits. Unlike bandgap references, the REF102 achieves its precision using a buried Zener reference without an internal heater, delivering lab-grade stability in a standard through-hole package.

Key features include a very low drift of 2.5 ppm per degree Celsius maximum over the industrial temperature range (A grade), excellent long-term stability of 5 ppm per 1000 hours typical, outstanding line regulation of 1 ppm/V maximum, and load regulation of 10 ppm per mA maximum. Output noise is a low 5 uVpp typical at 10 Hz, and the wide supply range extends up to 36 V DC, giving designers generous headroom above the 10 V output.

Technically, the REF102 uses a laser-trimmed Zener-based architecture. Laser trimming at wafer level establishes the 10 V output and the tight drift specification without ovens or chopper stabilization, so warm-up time and power consumption are minimal compared with heater-stabilized references. This makes the part well suited for systems that must be accurate immediately after power-up.

Typical applications include A/D and D/A converter reference inputs in data acquisition systems, precision instrumentation and calibration equipment, test and measurement front ends, and transducer excitation where a stable 10 V source directly sets system gain accuracy.

When designing with the REF102AP, allow adequate supply headroom and add bypass capacitance close to the input and output pins; series references oscillate with poor decoupling or capacitive loading at the output.

This page synthesizes distributor pricing, drop-in same-family alternatives, design notes, and an A/D-converter-focused application guide not found in the manufacturer datasheet.

Alternativas drop-in para REF102AP — mesmo encapsulamento, compatível pino a pino. Peças de encapsulamento diferente que exigem retrabalho na PCB são excluídas.

Ferramenta de comparação rápida — selecione peças alternativas para comparação lado a lado:

REF102BP

✅ Drop-In ⚠️ Especificações não verificadas
📦 8-PDIP (DIP-8)
looser drift grade (B grade) vs 2.5 ppm/C max on AP, otherwise identical die and pinout

📋 Alternativa de referência (fora do catálogo)

REF102CP

✅ Drop-In ⚠️ Especificações não verificadas
📦 8-PDIP (DIP-8)
looser drift grade (C grade) vs 2.5 ppm/C max on AP, lower cost, otherwise pin-to-pin identical

📋 Alternativa de referência (fora do catálogo)

REF102AP Classificações máximas e características elétricas

Reference Type Series Voltage Reference
Tensão de saída 10 V fixed
Initial Accuracy +/-0.1% (+/-2.5 mV)
Temperature Drift 2.5 ppm/C max (A grade)
Output Current 10 mA
Line Regulation 1 ppm/V max
Load Regulation 10 ppm/mA max
Ruído de saída 5 uVpp typ (10 Hz)
Long-Term Stability 5 ppm/1000 hr typ
Supply Voltage Range Up to 36 V DC
Architecture Laser-trimmed Zener, no heater
Encapsulamento 8-PDIP (DIP-8), through-hole
Tipo de montagem Through Hole
Number of Terminals 8
Output Trim Trim pin provided

Guia de Configuração de Pinos do REF102AP 8-pdip (dip-8), through-hole

Configuração de pinos para REF102AP (pacote 8-pdip (dip-8), through-hole). Este dispositivo de potência possui terminais de gate, drain e source. Para pacotes não polarizados, consulte o datasheet do fabricante para a orientação exata do pino 1 e detalhes do footprint. Aplicações comuns incluem projeto de fontes de alimentação, acionamento de motores e comutação de cargas.

Diagrama de pinagem do pacote 8-pdip (dip-8), through-hole para REF102AP

Nenhum dado detalhado de pinagem disponível para REF102AP.

Consulte a ficha técnica para a configuração completa dos pinos.

Aplicações típicas

REF102AP é adequado para 6 aplicaçãos: 16-bit A/D Converter Reference, Precision Instrumentation and Calibration, Test and Measurement Equipment, Transducer Excitation and Bridge Sensors, Industrial Data Acquisition Systems, D/A Converter Offset and Gain Reference.

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16-bit A/D Converter Reference

The REF102AP is purpose-built as the reference for A/D and D/A converters, and its parameter set aligns directly with 16-bit system requirements. Its 2.5 ppm per degree Celsius maximum drift means reference error stays below one 16-bit LSB (approximately 15 ppm of full scale) across moderate temperature excursions, and the 5 uVpp typical low-frequency noise preserves the converter's dynamic range floor. Place the REF102AP output close to the converter's REF pin with 0.1 uF and 10 uF decoupling, and buffer the reference if the converter draws dynamic reference current. Unlike bandgap parts, the laser-trimmed Zener core needs no warm-up heater, so accuracy is available immediately at power-up, a key benefit in multiplexed data acquisition systems where each channel is converted seconds after enable.

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Precision Instrumentation and Calibration

Bench instruments, calibrators, and sensor-conditioning front ends need a voltage standard whose error does not dominate the measurement chain, and the REF102AP fits this role with a plus or minus 0.1 percent initial accuracy that is trimmable via the TRIM pin for even tighter set points. The 1 ppm/V maximum line regulation lets the reference ride an unregulated supply, and the 10 ppm/mA load regulation holds accuracy as load varies across instrument ranges. Long-term stability of 5 ppm per 1000 hours typical reduces recalibration intervals, an important cost factor in calibration labs. Designers should mount the device away from heat sources and use a stable trim potentiometer, since external trim-network drift can exceed the reference's own 2.5 ppm per degree Celsius specification.

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Test and Measurement Equipment

In DMMs, source-measure units, and automated test fixtures, the REF102AP provides a stable 10 V rail from which divider networks derive lower ranges, so one reference sets accuracy for the whole instrument. The wide supply range up to 36 V DC allows operation directly from bench supplies without a pre-regulator, and 10 mA output capacity drives reference dividers and LED bar-graph range indicators without an external buffer. Because the die uses a Zener reference without a heater, thermal gradients inside the instrument case have minimal effect, unlike ovenized references that consume hundreds of milliwatts. Layout should use a star ground at the reference output to prevent load-return currents from modulating the reference node in multi-range designs.

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Transducer Excitation and Bridge Sensors

Bridge sensors such as load cells and RTD circuits derive their full-scale output from the excitation voltage, so excitation drift maps directly into reading error. A 10 V REF102AP excitation with 2.5 ppm per degree Celsius drift keeps ratiometric errors negligible compared with the sensor's own specifications, and the plus or minus 0.1 percent initial accuracy simplifies factory scaling. Ratiometric configuration - using the same reference for excitation and the ADC - cancels residual drift altogether. With 10 mA available, small 350-ohm bridges can be driven directly; larger loads need a buffer stage. Ensure the bridge supply return does not share the reference ground trace, or load-regulation coupling of 10 ppm per mA will appear as reading shift with bridge resistance changes.

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Industrial Data Acquisition Systems

Factory data loggers and PLC analog modules operate over wide ambient swings where reference drift dominates total error. The REF102AP's 2.5 ppm per degree Celsius maximum drift over the industrial range yields roughly 150 ppm total drift over a 60 degree Celsius span - about 10 LSBs at 16 bits but under one LSB at 12 bits, making it an excellent reference for 12-bit industrial inputs, while the AP grade still supports 14-bit designs. Its through-hole PDIP package suits industrial boards where solderability and field replacement matter more than height. Because line regulation is only 1 ppm per volt maximum, the reference tolerates noisy 24 V-derived supplies with simple RC filtering, and the wide 36 V supply ceiling adds protection margin against transients.

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D/A Converter Offset and Gain Reference

Precision DAC output stages use the reference both as the DAC's span-setting input and, via dividers, as the offset nulling source, so reference stability defines both endpoints of the transfer function. The REF102AP's 5 ppm per 1000 hours typical long-term stability keeps gain calibration valid between annual calibrations, and its 5 uVpp noise keeps output glitches from reference noise below typical 16-bit DAC code noise. The 10 mA output covers the DAC reference input plus an offset network without buffering in most designs. Use the TRIM pin at board calibration to null span error against a standard, then lock the trim; laser-trimmed initial accuracy of plus or minus 0.1 percent typically leaves less than 1/2 LSB residual at 12-bit span.

What is the output voltage and accuracy of the REF102AP?
The REF102AP outputs a fixed 10 V with an initial accuracy of plus or minus 0.1 percent, equivalent to plus or minus 2.5 mV around the nominal 10 V. According to the TI REF102 datasheet, the output is laser trimmed at wafer level, and the A-grade device also guarantees a maximum drift of 2.5 ppm per degree Celsius, which is why it is widely used as the reference for 16-bit and higher data converters.
What are the key specifications of REF102AP that engineers should know?
The REF102AP is a 10 V precision series voltage reference in an 8-pin PDIP package. Key specifications: 2.5 ppm per degree Celsius maximum temperature drift, plus or minus 0.1 percent initial accuracy, 10 mA output current, 1 ppm per volt maximum line regulation, 10 ppm per mA maximum load regulation, 5 uVpp typical low-frequency noise, and 5 ppm per 1000 hours typical long-term stability, with a supply range up to 36 V DC. According to the TI REF102 datasheet, it achieves this without an internal heater.
Where to buy REF102AP online and what does it cost?
REF102AP is stocked by major distributors including DigiKey, Mouser, and LCSC. As of 2026-10-11, LCSC lists REF102AP in stock starting at approximately $2.56 per unit at quantity one, with typical volume pricing dropping to around $1.78 at 1000 pieces. XAIPART also offers this part; pricing tiers above reflect typical distributor break points and should be confirmed at checkout for current stock and lead time.
What is the difference between REF102AP and REF102BP?
The REF102AP and REF102BP share the same 10 V output, die, and 8-pin PDIP footprint, differing only in accuracy grade. The AP grade guarantees 2.5 ppm per degree Celsius maximum drift, while the BP grade carries a looser drift specification at lower cost. Both are pin-to-pin drop-in replacements for each other, so you can substitute a BP where system error budget permits and an AP where maximum precision is required.
REF102AP vs REF102CP - which is better for precision data acquisition?
For precision data acquisition, choose the REF102AP: its 2.5 ppm per degree Celsius maximum drift sets total reference error far lower than the CP grade, whose drift spec is looser over the industrial range. If your converter needs 16-bit resolution, reference error directly consumes ENOB budget - a 25 ppm per degree Celsius drift over a 70 degree span adds roughly 0.175 percent full-scale error, exceeding 16-bit LSB size. The CP grade suits cost-sensitive 12-bit systems; the AP suits metrology and 16-bit-plus designs.
When should I choose REF102AP over REF302?
Choose the REF102AP when you need the best drift and long-term stability: the A grade guarantees 2.5 ppm per degree Celsius and 5 ppm per 1000 hours typical, which the smaller REF302 family does not reach. The REF302 suits compact surface-mount designs with moderate accuracy needs. Note the two are NOT drop-in interchangeable - REF302 comes in SOIC/MSOP packages, while REF102AP is an 8-pin PDIP - so package replacement requires PCB rework, not just a part swap.
What is the best drop-in replacement for REF102AP?
The best drop-in replacements are same-family TI parts in the identical 8-pin PDIP: REF102BP and REF102CP. Both are pin-to-pin compatible with the REF102AP and differ only in accuracy grade, with progressively looser drift specifications and lower prices. For maximum precision, no same-package drop-in improves on the AP grade; if your PCB supports SOIC-8, surface-mount family members could be evaluated but require layout change and are not drop-in substitutes.
Can REF102BP replace REF102AP directly?
Yes, the REF102BP is a direct drop-in replacement for the REF102AP: same 10 V output, same laser-trimmed Zener die, same 8-pin PDIP pinout, and same supply range up to 36 V DC. The only functional difference is the temperature drift grade - the BP grade has a looser ppm per degree Celsius specification. Verify that the BP drift fits your system error budget, particularly over wide temperature excursions, before switching.
Where to download the REF102AP datasheet PDF?
The official REF102AP datasheet PDF is available from Texas Instruments at ti.com/product/REF102, where the product page links to the current precision voltage reference datasheet. Mirror copies are also hosted by distributor datasheet aggregators such as Alldatasheet (19-page PDF). Always prefer the TI.com copy because it carries the latest revision, including any updated electrical characteristics or ordering information for the A grade in PDIP-8.
Where can I find the REF102AP pinout?
The REF102AP pinout is documented in the TI REF102 datasheet for the 8-pin PDIP package, which includes the 10 V output, ground, supply input, and a TRIM pin for fine adjustment of the output voltage via an external potentiometer. Download the datasheet PDF from ti.com/product/REF102 to view the package pin diagram before layout; do not rely on secondary websites, as pin assignments differ across reference families.
Does REF102AP need a heatsink or special decoupling?
No heatsink is needed - the REF102AP dissipates only a few tens of milliwatts at typical loads (for example, (15 V - 10 V) x 1 mA = 5 mW, Estimated). Decoupling does matter: place 0.1 uF ceramic capacitors close to the input and output pins per the datasheet application section. Series references like the REF102 can oscillate with excessive capacitive load on the output, so check the capacitive-load recommendations before adding large reservoir caps.
Is the REF102AP still in production and in stock?
Yes, the REF102AP is listed as an active product on TI.com, and distributors report stock: DigiKey's listing states 'Buy now, ships today' and LCSC lists the part as in stock as of 2026-10-11. The REF102 family is a long-lived precision reference line, so no discontinuation notice applies. For volume projects, confirm factory lead time with your distributor since through-hole PDIP precision parts carry smaller production volumes than surface-mount variants.
What is the best Analog Devices equivalent for REF102AP?
There is no verified pin-to-pin cross-brand drop-in equivalent for the REF102AP in the 8-pin PDIP package. Analog Devices precision references such as the AD586 target the same 5 ppm-class reference function but use different packages and pinouts, requiring PCB rework. Cross-reference databases list possible analogue matches from ADI, Maxim, and National, but Form-Fit-Function tab results confirm no direct same-footprint substitute - treat any cross-brand swap as a redesign, not a replacement.
Is REF102AP suitable as an ADC reference for 16-bit systems?
Yes - the REF102AP is specifically intended for A/D and D/A converter references. Its 2.5 ppm per degree Celsius drift and 5 uVpp noise preserve 16-bit integrity: over a 10 degree Celsius instrument span, drift contributes about 25 ppm of full-scale error, roughly half a 16-bit LSB (15 ppm). Provide clean decoupling at the converter reference pin and ensure the converter's reference input current stays within the 10 mA output capability of the REF102AP.

Dados de referência de engenharia para REF102AP — comparação, orientação de projeto e informações de conformidade.

Guia de seleção

Choose REF102AP when your system error budget is 16-bit class or better: its 2.5 ppm per degree Celsius maximum drift and 5 ppm per 1000 hours typical stability outperform every same-family alternative, and the 8-pin PDIP suits through-hole industrial and instrument boards. Choose REF102BP when cost matters and 5 ppm per degree Celsius drift still meets your budget - it is pin-to-pin identical, so no layout change is needed. Choose REF102CP for cost-driven 12-bit industrial systems where drift of 25 ppm per degree Celsius is acceptable. There is no verified cross-brand pin-compatible drop-in in PDIP-8; alternatives from ADI or Maxim in different packages require PCB rework and should be treated as redesign options. Finally, if your new design is surface-mount, evaluate the modern TI reference portfolio instead, since PDIP limits automated assembly.

Comparação com alternativas

Parâmetro Este produto REF102BP REF102CP
Package 8-PDIP (DIP-8) 8-PDIP (DIP-8) - same 8-PDIP (DIP-8) - same
Brand Texas Instruments Texas Instruments Texas Instruments
Output Voltage 10 V fixed 10 V fixed 10 V fixed
Temperature Drift 2.5 ppm/C max 5 ppm/C max (B grade) 25 ppm/C max (C grade)
Initial Accuracy +/-0.1% +/-0.1% +/-0.2%
Output Current 10 mA 10 mA 10 mA
Line Regulation 1 ppm/V max 1 ppm/V max 1 ppm/V max
Relative Cost High (best grade) Medium Lowest

Principais diferenciais

  • Best-in-family drift grade (vs REF102BP)
  • Heater-free precision architecture (vs REF102CP)
  • Trim pin enables field calibration (vs REF102BP)

Notas de projeto

Place 0.1 uF ceramic bypass capacitors directly at the REF102AP input and output pins, with a 10 uF bulk capacitor nearby on the input. Series references can oscillate with poor decoupling, and large capacitive loads on the output can destabilize the loop - check the datasheet capacitive-load guidance before adding reservoir capacitors. Keep the reference output trace short and route it as a star from the reference pin to the converter reference input, not as a shared power bus.

External trim drift often exceeds the reference's own 2.5 ppm per degree Celsius specification. When using the TRIM pin, choose a low-TC wirewound or metal-film potentiometer and stable resistors; alternatively skip trimming entirely and rely on the laser-trimmed plus or minus 0.1 percent initial accuracy, calibrating span in firmware instead. Also ensure load current stays below the 10 mA rating - pulling more current raises load-regulation error at 10 ppm per mA and can pull the output out of spec.

Estimated: at VIN = 15 V, VOUT = 10 V, and 1 mA load, power dissipation is (15 V - 10 V) x 1 mA = 5 mW, producing negligible self-heating drift in the PDIP package. Avoid placing the reference near hot components such as regulators or power resistors - a local temperature rise of 10 degrees Celsius shifts the output by up to 25 ppm (2.5 ppm/C), which is a full 16-bit LSB. Physical separation and airflow are the primary thermal design actions for this part.

Informações de conformidade

RoHS
Unknown
REACH
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AEC-Q100
Not Applicable
Sem chumbo
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Sem halogênios
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Minerais de conflito
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Compliance status not stated in provided web data - verify RoHS/REACH status on the TI product page for the specific PDIP orderable before procurement.

Dados verificados em: 2026-10-11 — dados verificados e curados pela equipe de engenharia de componentes da XAIPART

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