CDB4354

Series:	--
Part Status:	Active
Number of DAC's:	1
Number of Bits:	24
Sampling Rate (Per Second):	192k
Data Interface:	I²S
DAC Type:	Voltage
Supplied Contents:	Board(s)
Utilized IC / Part:	CS4354

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The CDB4354 is a highly integrated, low power, digital-to-analog converter (DAC) evaluation board designed to enable engineers to quickly gain a hands-on understanding of Texas Instruments’ DAC core technology. This board is an ideal platform for areas such as industrial, medical, and communications applications requiring an efficient and low power Digital-to-Analog converter. Utilizing the DAC core technology from Texas Instruments, engineers can begin evaluating their designs with the CDB4354, and then easily transfer the core configuration to their own custom solution. The CDB4354 is a bank of eight 16-bit digital-to-analog converters. Each module consists of a 10-bit voltage reference (VREF) followed by a 16-bit voltage controlled current source (VCCS). The VREF is a low leakage, low noise voltage reference. The VCCS is an adjustable, low noise current source that is controlled by the digital input to it. The VCCS is connected to the analog output, with the output range set by the VREF. The CDB4354\'s operating principle is simple but effective. It consists of two parts - the signal processing component and the digital input. The signal processing component is the VREF and the VCCS. The signal processing is used to set the amplitude of the output and the VREF sets the reference voltage. The digital input is then used to control the VCCS by selecting the appropriate digital code. This determines the output voltage by varying the current source. The CDB4354 can be used in a variety of applications. It can be used in industrial and medical applications requiring efficient and low power digital-to-analog conversions. It is also suitable for communications applications such as communications instrumentation. Its 16-bit resolution means it can provide highly accurate digital-to-analog conversions. It is also power efficient and can be operated using a single +5V power supply. In summary, the CDB4354 is a highly integrated, low power, digital-to-analog converter evaluation board designed to enable engineers to quickly gain a hands-on understanding of Texas Instruments’ DAC core technology. It is suitable for a wide variety of applications, from industrial and medical to communications instrumentation. Its 16-bit resolution and low power design ensures it is an ideal platform for efficient and accurate digital-to-analog conversions.

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