> This design probably hits the record of simultaneous use of TI parts in a single device.
*looks inside*
> Figure 2-1. 100-kV Reference Voltage
It said high-voltage reference on the tin. I expected high-voltage, just not 100kV.

For those reading along from a safe distance: https://www.ti.com/lit/an/sbaa203b/sbaa203b.pdf

@cmb That's awesome. I don't know when I'll need such a thing, but I am going to try to remember this application. 😆
@cmb @whitequark this is beautifully cursed

@cmb High voltage is fun! If anyone has a digital mammography on a Analogic or Hologic based system, the imaging plate is essentially one large flat diode with a stable 2 kV across the thickness

It smells funky when it arcs!

@cmb Looks ups Mars-Energo, russion how am I not surprised. :D
@s0 @cmb Just for one sec I thought this was styropyro's latest
@cmb lol, that’s great. It low key has paralleling IMUs for better performance vibes https://www.willwhang.dev/Project-IMU-Array/
Project Imu Array

Project IMU Array

Will Whang's blog
@cmb has a 400 car batteries vibe
@karotte throwing the 100kV reference into the ocean, recharging the electric eels with precision

@cmb ten thousand 10v references in series?

For when volt nuts get into high voltage i guess lol

@cmb I'm pretty sure some of the big ESA radars have more than 10000 TI parts, may be wrong though.
@cmb When your SMT line has 12 reels of the same part to build 4 boards.