[volt-nuts] Voltage Reference.

[Andreas Jahn]

Hello Poul,

You are right:

Since I use usually battery supply I do not want any heating/cooling.
And since the references that I use are only for measuring voltages in a 
kind of "voltmeter"
I can easily compensate the effect of temperature by calculation.

On the other side also a reference can be stabilized by a NTC in a small 
temperature range.
See Geller Labs SVR-T.
http://www.gellerlabs.com/svr%20series.htm

Further Peltiers have one disadvantage that I do not want to have in 
precision cirquits:
The cold side is always collecting humidity.

with best regards

Andreas

Am 01.11.2014 um 12:13 schrieb Poul-Henning Kamp:
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> In message <54549B2C.9070908 at t-online.de>, Andreas Jahn writes:
>
>> Ok perhaps you have to select them for tempco. In my case tempco is
>> compensated by a microcontroller with a (NTC) temperature sensor.
> Don't underestimate how easy it is to make a oven with a peltier.
>
> If you just want to stabilize the temperature around ambient, you
> need very little power to a peltier to do that, and it can move
> heat both ways.
>