TDA8763M/4/C4,112

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TDA8763M/4/C4,112 Application Field and Working Principle

Analog-to-digital converters (ADCs) are electronic devices that convert analog signals into digital ones. The TDA8763M/4/C4,112 converter is a relatively high-performance converter that offers the user a wide range of features, including high speed and resolution, low power consumption and integration of an anti-alias filter. Additionally, the TDA8763M/4/C4,112 uses a self-calibration feature to minimize the error due to offset, gain and temperature variations.

Application Field

The TDA8763M/4/C4,112 converter is suitable for a variety of applications that require accurate conversion from analog signals, such as in data acquisition systems and process control. The device can convert input voltages ranging from 4.096V to 5.5V, and it can accommodate a wide range of input signals, including signals with frequencies as high as 30kHz. The maximum speed of the device is 25MS/s, and the resolution is 12 bit.

Working Principle

The TDA8763M/4/C4,112 converter is based on the principle of successive approximation. The device starts by setting the MSB (most significant bit) and then setting the next bit. This process is repeated until the full resolution is reached. The device then completes the conversion by setting the final bit. Once the bits are set, the result is stored in a shift register, which then can be read by an external device. In addition, the TDA8763M/4/C4,112 uses an anti-alias filter to eliminate unwanted frequencies from the input signal.

The TDA8763M/4/C4,112 has a number of features that make it a good option for data acquisition and process control applications. These include a low power consumption, a wide range of input signals and a self-calibration feature which reduces errors due to offset, gain and temperature variations. Additionally, the device\'s built-in anti-alias filter ensures that only the desired signal is converted, resulting in improved accuracy.

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