Analog Devices AD526 Manuals

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Model
AD526
Industry
Electronics
Documents
5
Languages
EN
Last added
2012-05-09

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Analog Devices AD526 Software Programmable Gain Amplifier Handbook

Analog Devices AD526 Software Programmable Gain Amplifier Handbook

User Manual 14 pages · 464 KB · EN

The AD526 is a single‑ended, monolithic software programmable gain amplifier offering binary gains of 1, 2, 4, 8 and 16, with a two‑chip cascade mode extending the range to 256. It integrates an amplifier, resistor network and TTL‑compatible latched inputs, requiring no external components and delivering low gain error and low non‑linearity for precision instrumentation.

This handbook provides a complete description of the device, including pin configuration, ordering options, performance specifications, theory of operation, transparent and latched modes, timing requirements, grounding and bypass techniques, cascaded operation, offset nulling methods, and examples of floating‑point A/D converter applications.

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Analog Devices AD526 specifications

Channels1 (AD5260) or 2 (AD5262)
Resolution256 positions
Resistance Options20 kΩ, 50 kΩ, 200 kΩ
Supply Voltage5 V‑15 V single‑supply; ±5.5 V dual‑supply
Temperature Coefficient35 ppm/°C
Register Width8‑bit (AD5260) / 9‑bit (AD5262)
Package14‑lead TSSOP (AD5260) / 16‑lead TSSOP (AD5262)

Source: Analog Devices AD5260/AD5262 Digital Potentiometer Datasheet

All Analog Devices AD526 documents by type

User Manual 1

Day-to-day operation, settings and troubleshooting. Start here if the product is already set up.

Questions answered in these manuals

What is the maximum supply voltage for the AD5260/AD5262?

They operate up to +15 V with a single supply or ±5 V with a dual supply.

From: Analog Devices AD5260/AD5262 Digital Potentiometer Datasheet

How many bits of resolution does each device have?

The AD5260 uses an 8‑bit register, while the AD5262 uses a 9‑bit register.

From: Analog Devices AD5260/AD5262 Digital Potentiometer Datasheet

What digital interface does the AD5263 support?

The AD5263 has a pin‑selectable interface that can operate as either SPI or I²C.

From: Analog Devices AD5263 Datasheet

How many channels are available on the AD5263?

The device provides four independent channels, each with 256 programmable positions.

From: Analog Devices AD5263 Datasheet

What gain options does the AD526 provide?

The AD526 offers digitally programmable binary gains of 1, 2, 4, 8 and 16, and two‑chip cascade mode can extend the gain range up to 256.

From: Analog Devices AD526 Software Programmable Gain Amplifier Handbook

What is the typical input bias current of the AD526?

The device has a very low input bias current of about 50 pA.

From: Analog Devices AD526 Software Programmable Gain Amplifier Handbook