LTC2635CMSE-LZ8#TRPBF

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TheLTC2635CMSE-LZ8#TRPBF is a family of low power, voltage output 12-bit digital to analog converters (DAC) from Linear Technology. This device is available in 8-lead SSOP and MSOP packages, making it ideal for applications requiring low-density, small footprint, and low voltage operation.

TheLTC2635CMSE-LZ8#TRPBF features a 3.3V to 5.5V single supply operation and is guaranteed to consume only 13mW at 3V and 18mW at 5V supply voltage. The device can also generate fullscale output on a 5V supply within 1.5V of the reference voltage, from a fixed fullscale setting. This low voltage capability reduces cost in applications using dual supplies, when compared to devices which require dual supplies for fullscale operation.

The LTC2635CMSE-LZ8#TRPBF has several advantages in terms of power consumption – it has a low-power shutdown mode which reduces supply current to 0.6μA, making it ideal for battery-powered devices. The device also has a power-on reset feature, which ensures the DAC output is initially at 0V when power is turned on or the shutdown pin is taken out of shutdown. This helps to prevent errors that may otherwise occur due to an unknown initial previous output state.

The LTC2635CMSE-LZ8#TRPBF features a high accuracy output – it has a Monotonic DAC with a Guaranteed monotonicity track of ±2LSB, and also has an Improved output stability and thermal drift. This makes it especially suitable for 12-bit voltage output precision systems.

The LTC2635CMSE-LZ8#TRPBF features a true bipolar output voltage range – both positive and negative full-scale output voltage is available. It also has a Low-Glitch SPI/I2C interface with up to 8MHz clock rate, making it compatible with fast-access digital systems. The devices have six different software-programmable slave addresses with hardware address pins, allowing up to 62 devices to be controlled from a single controller.

TheLTC2635CMSE-LZ8#TRPBF offers several features for ease of use and flexibility. It has a power-on reset feature and low-power shutdown mode, as well as six different software-programmable slave addresses with hardware address pins. It also has a Low-Glitch SPI/I2C interface with up to 8MHZ clock rate, making it extremely compatible with fast-access digital systems.

In terms of applications, the LTC2635CMSE-LZ8#TRPBF can be used in a variety of applications. It is typically used in power systems, medical devices, test and measurement systems, and remote sensing, as well as other applications that require precision voltage output. The device also offers advantages in applications with fast settling times, low glitch solution, and low power requirements.

The LTC2635CMSE-LZ8#TRPBF is based on the principle of digital-to-analog conversion, wherein a digital signal is converted into an analog signal with the help of voltage conversion components such as resistors and capacitors. In this process, the digital signal is split into small parts called bits, and each bit corresponds to a unique analog value. Thus, a multi-bit digital signal is explicitly converted into its exact analog waveform. The device employs 12-bit resolution, meaning it can produce discrete voltage levels between 0V and full scale.

The LTC2635CMSE-LZ8#TRPBF operates by taking in digital words, which then produce analog waveforms with a specified voltage. The device\'s high accuracy, low power, and flexible output features make it ideal for data acquisition and precision voltage output applications such as remote sensing and medical devices.

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