The DAC8800 is an octal 8‑bit CMOS digital‑to‑analog converter designed for general‑purpose voltage trimming, offset and gain adjustment, and microprocessor‑controlled calibration. It offers both unipolar and bipolar operation, a three‑wire serial interface, and TTL‑compatible inputs.
The document lists detailed electrical characteristics, pin assignments, absolute maximum ratings, and typical performance graphs such as settling time, crosstalk, and power‑supply rejection. Ordering information and package options (20‑pin DIP, SO, epoxy) are also included.
| Total Unadjusted Error | 2½ LSB |
|---|---|
| Settling Time | 2 µs |
| Package Type | 20‑Pin DIP, SO, Epoxy DIP |
The DAC8800 has a total unadjusted error of 2½ LSB.
The device settles in about 2 µs.
The DAC8800 is offered in 20‑pin DIP, SO, and epoxy DIP packages.