Analog Devices AD5254 Manuals

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AD5254
Industry
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Analog Devices AD5253/AD5254 Digital Potentiometer Datasheet

Analog Devices AD5253/AD5254 Digital Potentiometer Datasheet

Datasheet 32 pages · 409 KB · EN

The AD5253 and AD5254 are quad‑channel, non‑volatile memory digital potentiometers offering 64‑position (AD5253) or 256‑position (AD5254) resolution. They provide I²C‑compatible serial interfaces, programmable wiper settings, and optional user‑defined EEPROM storage for system identification or lookup tables.

The document lists detailed electrical specifications, timing characteristics, absolute maximum ratings, and recommended layout guidelines. It also describes typical applications such as mechanical potentiometer replacement, LED backlight control, and programmable gain or offset circuits.

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Analog Devices AD5254 specifications

Resolution (AD5253)6 bits
Resolution (AD5254)8 bits
Operating temperature range-40 °C to +85 °C
Data retention (non‑volatile memory)100 years (typical)

Source: Analog Devices AD5253/AD5254 Digital Potentiometer Datasheet

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Ratings, dimensions and ordering codes, for selection and design work.

Questions answered in these manuals

What is the resolution of the AD5253 and AD5254?

The AD5253 provides 6‑bit resolution, while the AD5254 provides 8‑bit resolution.

From: Analog Devices AD5253/AD5254 Digital Potentiometer Datasheet

What is the operating temperature range?

Both parts are rated for operation from –40 °C up to +85 °C.

From: Analog Devices AD5253/AD5254 Digital Potentiometer Datasheet

How many wiper positions does the AD5253 provide?

The AD5253 provides 64 programmable wiper positions.

From: Analog Devices AD5253/AD5254 Datasheet

What is the typical data‑retention time of the non‑volatile memory?

The non‑volatile memory retains data for about 100 years at 55 °C.

From: Analog Devices AD5253/AD5254 Datasheet