help with 0.75V voltage reference design

[466576266]

hello, anyone. Recently, i want to design a circuit of 0.75V reference voltage. i have researched the majority of the IC manufacturers' material, but i still cannt find a suitable design for my circuit.
could anyone offer some materials about the circuit design? thanks.

 

[(*steve*)]

Why not a precision 1.2V or 2.5V reference and a resistive divider?

Do you need to draw any current from it?

How much precision and stability do you need?

If you need little of either, then a forward biased diode may be close enough.

What is it for and are there any more details you could give us in order to help you?

 

[466576266]

hello, steve.you are very enthusiastic. thanks for your reply."Why not a precision 1.2V or 2.5V reference and a resistive divider?" i think this approach is not good, cause it has no high precision. in this circuit, there is no current consideration. i am trying to find a single IC for my design. that's to say, IC specifications: 5V input, 0.75V output. any ideas?

 

[(*steve*)]

I would suggest a precision 1.2 or 2.5V reference and precision resistors to make a voltage divider.

You don't mention the precision you require nor the purpose that you require it.

There is a reason that you find 1.25V as the lowest precision reference.

 

[466576266]

that's ok. thank you, steve. i decide to di it as you recommended:a precision 1.2 or 2.5V reference and precision resistors to make a voltage divider. maybe it's the best way so far. really thanks.