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Analog Devices AD7762 ADC Datasheet
The AD7762 is a high‑performance 24‑bit analog‑to‑digital converter designed for data‑acquisition systems, vibration analysis and instrumentation. It features a fully differential modulator, on‑chip differential amplifier, programmable oversampling, and a low‑pass FIR filter with user‑programmable coefficients.
The device is supplied in a 64‑lead TQFP package and operates over an industrial temperature range (‑40 °C to +85 °C). It supports synchronization of multiple converters via a SYNC pin and includes low‑power and standby modes for power‑sensitive applications.
Analog Devices AD7762 specifications
| Dynamic Range (78 kHz ODR) | 120 dB |
|---|---|
| Dynamic Range (625 kSPS ODR) | 109 dB |
| Signal‑to‑Noise Ratio (78 kHz ODR) | 112 dB |
| Total Power Dissipation (Normal mode) | 958 mW max |
| Resolution | 24 bits |
| Package | 64‑lead TQFP |
All Analog Devices AD7762 documents by type
Ratings, dimensions and ordering codes, for selection and design work.
Questions answered in these manuals
What is the maximum fully filtered output word rate of the AD7762?
The AD7762 can output up to 625 kSPS of fully filtered data.
How can multiple AD7762 devices be synchronized?
Multiple devices can be synchronized by using the SYNC pin, which resets the internal filter on a falling edge.
What is the maximum fully filtered output word rate?
The AD7762 can output up to 625 kSPS (625 kHz) fully filtered.
What are the power consumption figures for the AD7762?
In normal mode the device dissipates up to 958 mW, in low‑power mode up to 661 mW, and in standby mode the clock‑stopped consumption is 6.35 mW.