ADS8381IPFBR

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The ADS8381IPFBR is a high performance, low power 8-bit analog-to-digital converter (ADC). The device features an 88-bit digital host interface, 12-bit digital I/O interface, on-chip voltage reference, and on-chip temperature sensor allowing it to measure temperature to a resolution of 0.05°C. The device is ideal for applications requiring a wide dynamic range and high accuracy such as medical imaging, industrial process control, and automotive. This article provides an overview of the ADS8381IPFBR including its various application fields, working principle, and key features.

Application Fields:

The ADS8381IPFBR is designed for high speed, low power, and accurate data acquisition applications. Its wide dynamic range and high resolution make it ideal for a range of applications such as medical imaging, industrial process control, and automotive. In medical imaging, the device can be used for X-rays, computed tomography (CT) scans, and other imaging applications. In industrial process control, the device can be used for process monitoring and control, factory automation, and sensor monitoring. In automotive applications, the device can be used to measure engine parameters, tire pressure, and other important components.

Working Principle:

The ADS8381IPFBR operates by converting an analog input to a digital output. It utilizes a high performance analog-to-digital conversion (ADC) sub-circuit that takes in an analog input, converts this analog signal to a digital signal, and then sends the digital signal out through a digital output. The device features on-chip reference circuitry, allowing for precise and accurate conversion performance. The device utilizes a 12 bit digital I/O interface to send and receive data from the user’s system. The device has a maximum sample rate of 1 MSps and a maximum conversion latency of 60 ns.

Key Features:

The ADS8381IPFBR is a high performance, low power 8-bit ADC. It features an 88-bit digital host interface, 12-bit digital I/O interface, on-chip voltage reference, and on-chip temperature sensor. The on-chip temperature sensor allows for temperature measurement to a resolution of 0.05°C. The device has a maximum sample rate of 1 MSps and a maximum conversion latency of 60 ns. The device also has a built-in self-test capability to ensure proper operation of the device.

Conclusion:

The ADS8381IPFBR is a high performance, low power 8-bit ADC. It is designed for high speed, low power, and accurate data acquisition applications. Its wide dynamic range and high resolution make it ideal for medical imaging, industrial process control, and automotive applications. The device features an 88-bit digital host interface, 12-bit digital I/O interface, on-chip voltage reference, and on-chip temperature sensor. The device also has a built-in self-test capability to ensure proper operation of the device.

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