MAX11129ATI+T

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The MAX11129ATI+T is an Analog to Digital Converters (ADC) all-in-one solution for applications ranging from medical devices to consumer electronics.

The MAX11129ATI+T ADC is a low-power, low-voltage, high-speed 12-bit, successive-approximation converter with an on-board temperature sensor. The device features PowerWise architecture and is available in 8- and 10-bit versions. It supports an extended temperature range of -40°C to +105°C.

The low-power operation is achieved through AutoShutdown, an auto power-down feature that reduces IC power consumption when not actively converting data, thus maximizing battery life in portable applications.

The MAX11129ATI+T also features a built-in temperature sensor and SensorCore sensing architecture that simplifies auto-calibration and improves accuracy. In addition, the device offers a full-scale dynamic range of +/- 10V and a wide operating temperature range of -40°C to +105°C.

The MAX11129ATI+T features a fast settling time of 3µs and a conversion time of 39µs. It has a high-current reference output driver (150mA) and a low-noise built-in resistor. The MAX11129ATI+T also has a low-power shutdown mode and a maximum power consumption of 750mW.

The MAX11129ATI+T supports an extended temperature range of -40°C to +105°C. This ADC is suitable for applications in medical imaging, data acquisition, and industrial control. It is also built for low-power operation and can be used in portable devices and handheld equipment.

The MAX11129ATI+T is designed for a wide range of applications such as industrial control, medical imaging, and data acquisition. With fast settling and conversion times, high current output driver, low-noise built-in resistors, and an extended temperature range, this ADC is suitable for portable and handheld devices.

The basic operating principle of the MAX11129ATI+T is that it converts an analog input voltage into a digital output representing the input voltage using the ADC\'s internal digital-to-analog converter (DAC) and successive approximation register (SAR).

The device first converts the analog input voltage into a digital value which is then further encoded by the SAR and sent out as a digital output. The device also uses an on-board temperature sensor to adjust the output voltage for temperature drift. This helps to reduce power consumption by operating in a lower voltage range and thus make the device more suitable for portable applications.

The MAX11129ATI+T ADC is a robust, high-performance device for applications requiring reliable analog-to-digital conversion in a wide range of applications. The wide operating temperature range and low power consumption make this device ideal for a variety of applications.

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