Analog Devices Industrial ICs Solutions Bulletin Volume 10 Issue 8

ADI's highly integrated AD5755 data converter is a complete multichannel control integrated circuit (IC) that incorporates four precision 16-bit DACs with programmable voltage or 4 mA to 20 mA output drivers, along with dynamic power control. The dynamic power control feature works by continually sensing the load impedance and delivering only the required power to the load, thus minimizing power loss in the rest of the system. This feature reduces self-heating and temperature elevation in dense, multichannel system racks. The unparalleled combination of features and performance found in the AD5755 enables up to 4× more terminals at twice the performance in a single analog I/O module. Compared to other driver technologies available today, the AD5755 lowers power consumption by up to 80% and net thermal rise (silicon temperature minus ambient temperature) by 75%. The 16-bit AD5755 offers a full-channel specification with a maximum total unadjusted error of 0.05% and a relative accuracy of ±0.003% max and does not require system calibration, which shortens development time and reduces system maintenance costs.


Analog Devices Industrial ICs Solutions Bulletin Volume 10 Issue 8 - cover page
Brand
Analog Devices
Document type
Product Leaflet
Language
English
Pages
12
File format
PDF
File size
4.2 MB
Published
02 August, 2012
Updated
29 September, 2023
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About this manual

This document is a selection guide from Analog Devices highlighting key integrated circuit (IC) solutions for industrial applications. It focuses on products that enhance signal processing, thermal management, and system efficiency in factory process control environments.

The bulletin details specific product families such as the Fourth Generation iSensor technology, integrated transceivers, digital isolators, precision analog microcontrollers, and various data converters. Key features discussed include dynamic power control for thermal optimization, high-resolution DACs with monotonicity, loop-powered transmitter solutions, and attenuating differential amplifiers designed to drive high-speed ADCs.

What's inside

  • Fourth Generation iSensor
  • Integrated Transceivers
  • Digital Isolator
  • Precision Analog Microcontroller
  • Multichannel Simultaneous Sampling AD
  • iMEMS Microphones
  • AD5755 Data Converter
  • AD5421 Loop-Powered Transmitter
  • AD8475 Differential Amplifier
  • AD7171 Delta-Sigma ADC

Specifications

Resolution (AD5755)Quad DAC with 16-bit resolution and monotonicity
Relative Accuracy (AD5755)+0.003% max, no system calibration required
Power Reduction (AD5755)Lowers power consumption by up to 80%
Thermal Rise Reduction (AD5755)Net thermal rise reduction of 75%
Quiescent Current (AD5421)250 µA
Linearity (AD5421)High linearity of 0.0015%
Output Ranges (AD5748/AD5749)Current ranges: 4 mA to 21 mA, 0 mA to 21 mA
Gain (AD8475)Precision gains of 0.4 and 0.8
Bandwidth (AD8475)100 MHz
Power Consumption (AD7171)110 µA supply current

Frequently asked questions

What is the primary benefit of the AD5755 dynamic power control?

It minimizes power loss and reduces self-heating in dense, multichannel system racks by delivering only the required power to the load.

Does the AD5421 require external components for voltage regulation?

No, it includes on-board voltage regulation circuitry that generates a user-programmable 1.8 V to 12 V output.

What is the maximum input range for the AD8475 differential amplifier?

It supports differential inputs up to +10 V at a single 5 V power supply.

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