MAX120EVKIT-DIP

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Analog to digital converters (ADCs) are electronic components which convert analog signals with an amplitude which can take any real value, into digital signals which are in the form of discrete numerical values. MAX120EVKIT-DIP is an evaluation board which allows users to evaluate the MAX120 family of low-power, low-voltage, 8-bit ADCs. This evaluation board comes with three connector types including surface-mount (SMT), Through-hole (TH) and dual-in-line-package (DIP) so that users can evaluate the ADC under different application conditions.

The MAX120EVKIT-DIP application field is quite broad. It is an ideal solution for battery-powered devices such as digital cameras, portable devices and medical equipments. It is also suitable for portable medical devices, portable audio/video equipments, instrumentation and remote sensing applications. Its low voltage and power consumption makes it perfect for any application requiring an ADC in a mobile or portable environment.

The working principle of the MAX120EVKIT-DIP is based on the Time-Varying-Voltage (TVV) methodology. This technique can measure low-voltage in high-resolution which can offer up to 8-bit conversion accuracy. The TVV technique makes use of a switch which alternates between two states with adjustable timing. This switch will measure the input voltage at two different polarities. The MAX120 ADC then measures the difference between the two voltages and then converts it into 8-bits of digital data.

The MAX120EVKIT-DIP also offers power measurement capabilities in order to measure its power consumption and optimize its power consumption in order to maximize its battery life. This evaluation board also includes several advanced features such as an auto-zeroing, offset and gain calibration functions, as well as an over-sampling option. Additionally, it supports an external voltage supply which allows users to evaluate the ADC under different supply conditions.

In conclusion, the MAX120EVKIT-DIP evaluation board is an ideal tool for evaluating the MAX120 family of low-power, low-voltage, 8-bit ADCs. It offers users a broad field of applications, from battery-powered devices to portable medical equipments. The working principle of this board is based on the Time-Varying-Voltage (TVV) methodology which can measure low-voltage in high-resolution with 8-bit conversion accuracy. It also offers power measurement capabilities and advanced features such as auto-zeroing, offset and gain calibration functions and external voltage supply.

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