TLC0832IDG4

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The TLC0832IDG4 is an analog to digital converter (ADC) within the data acquisition category. It uses successive-approximation register (SAR) techniques to convert single-ended analog voltage signals into 8-bit digital outputs for use in embedded systems.

The TLC0832IDG4 is an 8-bit, low power SAR ADC with a single-ended analog input range of 0-AVDD, where AVDD is the analog power supply. It is designed for low power applications and features a 1-bit reference voltage buffer, on-chip oscillator, SAR logic and an 8-bit two\'s complement output register.

The IC has an internal 1.2V reference voltage generated internally through several voltage regulator stages, which allow the TLC0832IDG4 to complete conversions with minimal power consumption. The device also has an on-chip low pass filter to reduce high frequency noise on the inputs and outputs, ensuring more reliable results in noisy environments.

The internal oscillator on the TLC0832IDG4 allows the device to clock in and convert the analog signal without any external clock inputs. The internal logic is also able to track and achieve reliable and repeatable results, allowing for consistently accurate conversions. The SAR logic also allows for a small digital code/analog voltage difference between successive conversion results and can be used to detect small changes in the analog input.

The device has an 8-bit output register which provides a two\'s complement digital output of the analog voltage measured. The device has a maximum sample/conversion rate of 1.92Msps and a maximum settling time of 11.3µs under the given conditions. It also has a power-down mode to save current when disabled, making it suitable for low power applications.

The TLC0832IDG4 is commonly used in applications such as medical, automotive and other embedded systems where low power consumption and consistently accurate analog to digital conversions are required. It has several features designed to minimize power consumption and improve system reliability, making it a popular choice as an ADC in many embedded applications.

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