MAX1113CEE+T

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The MAX1113CEE+T is an analog-to-digital converter (ADC) designed for data acquisition in applications such as data logging, signal monitoring, and signal conditioning. The ADC features a 12-bit, high-speed CMOS conversion, with a sampling rate of 1 MSPS. It is designed to be powered from a single 2.7-3.6V supply and is available in small 16-pin QSOP, TSSOP and SOT packages.

The MAX1113CEE+T analog-to-digital converters are capable of sampling a wide input voltage range of 0V to +3V and an output voltage range of 0V to +3V. The MAX1113CEE+T has a wide analog input range of 98mV over 0.2Vpp, allowing for excellent measurement accuracy of up to 16-bits of resolution. The MAX1113CEE+T has a low input offset voltage of 20-bits, allowing the user to measure extremely low signals. The ADC also features a digital filter for rejection of spurious signals and out of range signals.

The MAX1113CEE+T analog-to-digital converters feature a 12-bit4-quadrant multiplying digital-to-analog converter (DAC) for monitoring and control of analog signals. The DAC provides a range of 0-3V output with a resolution of 12-bit and is used to generate an in-system reference voltage source. The DAC provides very accurate voltage regulation, allowing the user to calibrate the ADC in real time. The DAC can also be used to measure and control DC and AC signals with a high degree of accuracy.

The MAX1113CEE+T converts analog signals to digital signals using its on-chip CMOS A/D converter. The A/D converter is composed of two stages. The first stage uses a differential amplifier to convert the analog signal to a voltage level. The second stage uses a successive approximation register to convert the voltage level to digital information. The output of the A/D converter is a digital word representing a 12-bit representation of the input voltage level. The MAX1113CEE+T is capable of converting different types of input signals, such as bipolar or differential input signals.

The MAX1113CEE+T has an integrated temperature sensor and multiplexer. The built-in temperature sensor provides an accurate temperature measurement, which can be used to monitor and control the temperature of the device. The integrated multiplexer is used to address different analog inputs, allowing the user to select the channel with the highest signal quality. The device can be used in conjunction with multiple analog inputs, allowing the user to combine multiple signals into a single analog-to-digital conversion.

The MAX1113CEE+T is ideal for applications requiring low power consumption, high speed data acquisition and low noise. It is commonly used in automotive instrumentation and motion control, medical equipment, and process control. The MAX1113CEE+T can also be used in industrial process monitoring, communication systems, and various types of sensor applications.

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