[volt-nuts] Low Frequency noise on LTZ1000A and tempco of unheated LTZ
Dr. Frank Stellmach
drfrank.stellmach at freenet.de
Sun Oct 31 11:22:05 UTC 2010
Andreas,
I can confirm, that the unstabilized LTZ1000 has a TC of around 50ppm/K.
I did not try to use the 200Ohm resistor for tempco trimming, as this
has other disadvantages.
I think, that the tempco depends on the absolute value of the Zener
diode, and therefore a higher or lower total ref voltage may give lower TC.
But this would be too expensive to selct...
I also found a sensitivity / unstability due to grounding problems,
especially the Temp.-stabilization circuit seems to be volatile.
When I made a 24h measurement, I have seen many glitches, jumps of about
-5ppm which last for 10-30s, and then returning to the original value.
Perhaps those glitches are caused by the MUX switch of the DVM (34401A
or 3458A).
If I ground the metal case of the unit, I see a permanent change of the
output in the same order of magnitude.
I will test your hint implementing the 200nF cap, and will see, if this
described sensitivity will be reduced.
Frank
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