LTC1199LIS8#TRPBF

The LTC 1199LIS8#TRPBF is an 8-bit analog-to-digital converter (ADC) featuring excellent performance, low power consumption, and a high flexibility of applications. This ADC is a great choice for all sorts of data acquisition, signal processing, and instrumentation applications.

The LTC1199LIS8#TRPBF offers up to ±2 LSB Integral Non-Linearity (INL) performance over the wide temperature range of -55°C to +85°C. Its full-scale range can be programmed from 200Ω to 31.75kΩ with reference voltage options ranging from 1.2V to 5.0V. It runs on a low quiescent current of 16.5 μA with a throughput rate of up to 800kHz.

In addition to its outstanding performance, the LTC1199LIS8#TRPBF also offers a variety of features to engineering designs. It features an on chip clock generator with output frequency of up to 16MHz, adjustable slew rate, input sampling time selectable from 2μs to 33.3μs and an auto-shutdown mode for power savings. It also supports an 8-bit digital output interface, such as Serial Peripheral Interface (SPI) and I2C.

The LTC1199LIS8#TRPBF is designed for precision signal acquisition and conversion. It accepts a single-ended analog input with a ground reference and converts it into a digital output code up to an 8-bit resolution. The conversion rate is determined by the reference clock frequency. The internal reference clock can be programmed to run at any frequency between 16KHz and 16MHz. The PWMs (Pulse Width Modulators) provide clock signals at adjustable rates.

The working principle of the LTC1199LIS8#TRPBF is based on the Flash ADC (Analog to Digital Converter)architecture. This architecture is composed of an input front-end followed by a comparator array and a look-up table (LUT). The input signal is sampled by the comparator array and stored in the LUT. Then each sample\'s digital code is read and output sequentially.

The LTC1199LIS8#TRPBF is highly suitable for applications such as test and measurement, industrial control systems, automotive, home automation, medical instruments, and scientific instruments. It is also used in applications where accuracy and low power consumption are critical requirements such as digital audio and speech recognition systems.