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- Analog Devices
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- AD5370
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Analog Devices Dense DAC Multichannel D/A Selection Guide
This document introduces the Analog Devices dense DAC family of digital-to-analog converters (D/As), which extend the range with new bipolar options offering 8 to 40 channels at 16-bit or 14-bit resolution. Utilizing the patented iCMOS industrial manufacturing process, these devices combine high channel counts and ±10 V output ranges into compact footprints.
Read onlineAnalog Devices AD5370 specifications
| Resolution | 12-bit to 16-bit |
|---|---|
| Channel Count Range | 8-channel to 40-channel |
| Output Voltage Range (Bipolar) | ±10 V |
| Package Type | LFCSP / LQFP / CSPBGA |
Source: Analog Devices Dense DAC Multichannel D/A Selection Guide
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Questions answered in these manuals
What are the key applications for dense DACs?
They support ATE, optical communications and networking, industrial, and precision instrumentation applications.
From: Analog Devices Dense DAC Multichannel D/A Selection Guide
What is the maximum output voltage for bipolar dense DACs?
The range extends to ±10 V.
From: Analog Devices Dense DAC Multichannel D/A Selection Guide
How many channels does the AD5370 provide?
The AD5370 contains forty 16‑bit DAC channels.
What is the nominal output voltage range of the AD5370?
The nominal output voltage range is –4 V to +8 V.
What is the output voltage range of the AD5370?
The nominal output voltage range is –4 V to +8 V.
How many DAC channels does the AD5370 have?
The AD5370 contains forty 16‑bit DAC channels.