ADS8371IPFBR

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Data Acquisition - Analog to Digital Converters (ADC)

The ADS8371IPFBR is a low power, high precision, 24-bit analog-to-digital converter created by Texas Instruments. It supports simultaneous sampling of multiple analog signals and has a signal-to-noise ratio (SNR) of -87dB, making it ideal for industrial, automotive, audio, and medical applications. It is available in a 44-pin LQFP and 44-pin WLCSP packages.

The ADS8371IPFBR is an integrated signal chain solution that is fully differential, allowing it to handle input voltages up to ±2.5V (common mode voltage of 0V to 5V). It has an input modulation frequency up to 5MHz. The ADS8371IPFBR also has an integrated temperature sensor, which can be used to measure the temperature of whatever application the device is being used in.

The ADS8371IPFPBR is a versatile and data acquisition-friendly device. The device can simultaneously sample up to 8 analog signals in single ended or differential mode. It offers built-in sample and hold (S&H) features, and can be configured for simultaneous sampling, asynchronous sampling, and burst mode for maximum flexibility. The ADS8371IPFPBR also offers programmable gain amplifiers (PGA) for analog signal conditioning. It is capable of performing both single-ended and differential conversions on the same input channel, allowing it to optimize high-common-mode rejection at low levels and greater dynamic range at higher levels.

The ADS8371IPFPBR has an integrated comparator and two, 3-wire serial interfaces (SPI and I2C). The comparator provides an adjustable threshold and is used to detect and compare incoming signals to set targets. The serial interfaces allow for configuration and data read/write operations. The device also has an internal oscillator frequency of 13MHz, which intuitively can be adjusted for specific application requirements.

The device offers exceptional performance for digital signal processing (DSP) applications such as spectrum analysis, digital filtering, and signal amplification. It can easily integrate into existing systems, thanks to its expansive range of digital and analog features. The device consumes very little power—just 0.9W—which further enhances its appeal as an ideal choice for operation in sensitive, power-restricted circumstances.

The ADS8371IPFBR boasts an exceptionally low total harmonic distortion (THD) of -90dB and a remarkably low noise floor of -87dB. It also has a 15th order delta-sigma modulator, allowing the digitized output data to retain its analog characteristics. As such, it is ideal for applications involving sound quality and acoustic recordings.

To sum up, the ADS8371IPFBR has numerous attractive features and outstanding specifications, making it an excellent choice for a wide range of data acquisition and signal processing applications. Its low power consumption, robust digital and analog performance, and wide range of support features make it well suited for sensitive, power-restricted applications.

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