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Analog Devices AD7701LC2MOS 16‑Bit A/D Converter Datasheet
The AD7701LC2MOS 16‑Bit A/D Converter from Analog Devices provides high‑resolution (16‑bit) conversion with 0.0015 % linearity error and on‑chip self‑calibration. It features a programmable low‑pass filter (0.1 Hz‑10 Hz), flexible serial interface (asynchronous UART‑compatible or synchronous modes), and ultralow power consumption suitable for loop‑powered or battery‑operated instruments.
The datasheet includes detailed specifications, pin descriptions, timing characteristics, absolute maximum ratings, and ordering information for the PDIP, CERDIP, SOIC and SSOP packages. It also outlines the calibration procedures, power‑down mode (≈10 µW), and typical application circuits for industrial process control, weighing scales, portable instrumentation and remote data acquisition.
Analog Devices AD7701 specifications
| Resolution | 16 bits |
|---|---|
| Power Dissipation (Normal Operation) | 37 mW max |
| Standby Power Consumption | 10 µW typical (20 pW max) |
| Bipolar Input Range | ±2.5 V |
Source: Analog Devices AD7701 Handbook
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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 AD7701LC2MOS?
The AD7701LC2MOS provides a 16‑bit resolution.
From: Analog Devices AD7701LC2MOS 16‑Bit A/D Converter Datasheet
Can the AD7701 operate with an external clock?
Yes, the device can use an external clock up to 55 MHz; the typical internal clock is 4.096 MHz.
From: Analog Devices AD7701LC2MOS 16‑Bit A/D Converter Datasheet
What is the maximum output data rate of the AD7701?
The AD7701 can output data at up to 4 kSPS.
How much power does the AD7701 consume in standby mode?
In standby the device typically consumes only 10 µW, with a maximum of 20 pW.