LTC2379HMS-18#PBF

Due to market price fluctuations, if you need to purchase or consult the price. You can contact us or emial to us:   sales@allicdata.com

Analog to Digital Converters (ADC) are an important component of the data acquisition process. ADC is a device that translates an incoming analog signal into a digital signal, which can then be processed by a computer or other digital system. The LTC2379HMS-18#PBF is an 18-bit, high-resolution, low-noise ADC that is suitable for a variety of data acquisition systems. This article will explore the application field for the LTC2379HMS-18#PBF, as well as its working principle.

The LTC2379HMS-18#PBF is a very high-resolution analog to digital converter. It is capable of taking a single-ended or a differential input and turning it into an 18-bit digital value. The device has a maximum sampling rate of 100 kS/s with a low-noise differential input range from +/-10mV to +/-1V. The device also features an on-chip reference voltage and can be operated from a single +5V power supply. This makes the LTC2379HMS-18#PBF well suited for a wide array of applications.

The most common application for the LTC2379HMS-18#PBF is in medical systems, where it can be used to accurately measure physiological signals. The high-resolution of the ADC makes it ideal for measuring small amplitude signals and it is able to capture low-frequency phenomena such as heart-rate, respiration and other vital signs. The device is also well suited for imaging systems, such as ultrasound, where its wide range of inputs makes it ideal for producing high-resolution images from a wide variety of low-voltage signals.

In addition to its medical applications, the LTC2379HMS-18#PBF is also used in industrial applications. Its low-noise and high-resolution capabilities are ideal for measuring electrical current or voltage, as well as for monitoring environmental parameters such as temperature and pressure. The device is also well-suited for high-speed, precision data acquisition systems such as those used in high-frequency communication systems.

The working principle of the LTC2379HMS-18#PBF is based on a comparison between the incoming analog signal and the onboard reference voltage. The incoming analog signal is converted to a digital signal by comparing it to predetermined levels associated with the reference voltage. When the analog signal falls within a certain range, a predetermined digital value is output. This process is repeated as the analog signal is repeatedly measured and compared to the reference voltage. This process is known as Pulse Width Modulation.

The LTC2379HMS-18#PBF is an ideal choice for a wide range of applications requiring high-resolution and low-noise performance. It is well suited for medical, industrial and high-frequency communication systems and can provide reliable and accurate data acquisition. Its reference voltage allows for a wide range of inputs and its high sampling rate ensures that it is capable of capturing low-frequency phenomena quickly and accurately. The working principle of the LTC2379HMS-18#PBF is based on Pulse Width Modulation, and its integration into systems requires minimal effort, making it an all-around effective choice.

The specific data is subject to PDF, and the above content is for reference