Introduces a series of new iCMOS products, including DACs, ADCs and amplifiers, which have high precision, low power consumption, small size and low cost.
Analog Devices has developed a new manufacturing process called iCMOS to address the limitations of standard CMOS technology in high-voltage industrial applications. This breakthrough allows for the integration of high-voltage components (up to 30 V) with low-voltage submicron devices on a single chip, eliminating the need for external discrete circuitry.
| Maximum Voltage | 30 V |
|---|---|
| Power Reduction | 85% |
| Package Size Reduction | 30% |
| Accuracy Improvement | 2x |
The process supports multiple supply voltages, including 5 V, 16 V, 24 V, and 30 V, which can be isolated from the substrate and from each other.
The process allows users to put as much as 30 V across a chip.
The AD7328 reduces power consumption by 60%, while the AD7656 offers simultaneous sampling on six channels.
These converters allow wide input ranges from +2.5 V to +10 V.