Electrical characteristics – Diodes ZXCT1082/83/84/85/86/87 User Manual

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ZXCT1082/83/84/85/86/87

ZXCT1082/83/84/85/86/87

Document number: DS32162 Rev. 2 - 2

3 of 13

www.diodes.com

June 2011

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Electrical Characteristics

Test Conditions T

A

= 25

°C, V

S+

= 12V, V

CC

= 5 V, V

SENSE

1

= 100mV, ZXCT1082/3 R

GT

= 5k

Ω, R

G

= 125k

Ω; unless otherwise stated.

(FT = -40°C to +125°C)

Symbol

Parameter

Conditions

Min.

Typ.

Max.

Units

Input

I

S+

S+ input current

V

SENSE

= 0mV (Note 1)

1.7

µA

T

A

= FT

5

I

S-

S- input current

1.7

µA

T

A

= FT

5

V

IO

Input Offset Voltage

(Note 2)

V

SENSE

= 0mV

±0.2

±1

mV

ZXCT1082/3/4/5

T

A

= FT

±2.5

ZXCT1086/87

T

A

= FT

±3

Temperature co-efficient

±4

µV/K

Output

G

T

Transconductance

ZXCT1082/3

V

SENSE

= 10mV to 150mV

(Note 1, 3)

200

µA/V

G

T-ERR

Transconductance error

(Note 4)

-1

+1

%

T

A

= FT

-2 +2

G

T-TC

Transconductance
temperature co-efficient

T

A

= FT

10

nA/K

Z

OUT

Output impedance

ZXCT1082/3

1¦¦5

G

Ω¦¦pF

G

V

Gain

ZXCT1084/5/6/7
V

SENSE

= 10mV to 150mV

(Note 1)

1084/5

25

V/V

1086/7

50

G

V-ERR

Gain error (Note 4)

-1

+1

%

T

A

= FT

-2 +2

G

V-TC

Voltage gain temperature
co-efficient

T

A

= FT

100

ppm/K

Z

OUT

Output impedance

ZXCT1084/5/6/7

125

k

V

OUTH

Output relative to common
mode, V

S-

ZXCT1082/3

V

LOAD

- 1

V

LOAD

- 0.8

V

ZXCT1084/5/6/7

V

S-

- 1

V

S-

- 0.8

Notes:

1. For the ZXCT1082/83 V

SENSE

= “V

SUPPLY

” – “V

LOAD

“ where V

LOAD

is the load voltage or the lower potential side of the sense resistor.

For the ZXCT1083/84/85/86 V

SENSE

= “V

S+

” – “V

S-

2. V

IO

is extrapolated from measurements for the gain-error test.

3. For V

SENSE

> 10mV, the internal voltage-current converter is fully linear. This enables a true offset to be defined and used.

4. Gain or transconductance error is calculated by applying two values of V

SENSE

and calculating the error of the slope vs. the ideal.



















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