LTC2633ACTS8-LI12#TRMPBF

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The LTC2633ACTS8-LI12#TRMPBF is a low-power DAC (Digital to Analog Converter). It consists of an 8-bit current-output DAC and an I2C-compatible serial interface. The device operates from a single 2.7V to 5.5V power supply and is specified over the -40°C to 85°C temperature range.

The LTC2633ACTS8-LI12#TRMPBF has a voltage output range of 0 V to 4.095 V (unipolar). Unipolar range offers a maximum output current of 350 μA for the N-channel MOSFET or about 500 μA for the P-channel MOSFET. This makes it possible to power high-impedance loads such as LEDs, servos, and inductive loads.

The LTC2633ACTS8-LI12#TRMPBF also has built-in rail-to-rail precision output buffer, allowing variable conversion to 0 V to 4.095 V for optimization of the full-scale output of the system. The DACs feature 10-bit guaranteed no missing codes accuracy and monotonicity, and 7-bit resolution allows up to 128 steps. Low power consumption (450 μW at 5 V) and high speed (3 MHz) make the LTC2633ACTS8-LI12#TRMPBF ideal for many applications.

The LTC2633ACTS8-LI12#TRMPBF is designed for cost-sensitive consumer, industrial and medical applications. It can be used to control motor speed and position, dim lights, adjust contrast or hue, control laser power and set alarm thresholds. It is ideal for battery-powered applications, as it consumes very little power and does not require a separate reference.

The LTC2633ACTS8-LI12#TRMPBF is based on a Cypress Semiconductor CymoteTM I2C-compatible interface, which allows the device to communicate with other digital devices. The serial interface which conforms to the I2C protocol, provides user-friendly device programming and supports multiple-byte write and read operations. This device also has three power-down modes, one of which provides low-power shutdown.

The working principle of the LTC2633ACTS8-LI12#TRMPBF is simple. The DAC is connected to the CymoteTM serial interface. The controller then sends the digital values to be converted to the DAC. The serial interface then converts the digital value to an analog voltage or current. The analog output of the DAC is then used to power the load or output device according to the given instruction.

The LTC2633ACTS8-LI12#TRMPBF is widely used in many applications in industry and consumer electrical products including motor and driver control, servo and stepper motor control, LED and LCD displays, dimming and threshold regulation and data acquisition. Its low power consumption and high precision make it ideal for many applications where precise control and accuracy is required.

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