Analog Devices AD843 Manuals

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Model
AD843
Industry
Electronics
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Last added
2012-08-03

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ManualANALOG DEVICES AD8436: Low Cost Low Power True RMS-to-DC Converter Data Sheet (Rev A 2012-07-18-)

ANALOG DEVICES AD8436: Low Cost Low Power True RMS-to-DC Converter Data Sheet (Rev A 2012-07-18-)

AD8436 is a low-cost, low-power true RMS-to-DC converter that provides the true RMS or average rectified value of an ac waveform. The converter has a fast settling time and a wide dynamic input range.

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Analog Devices AD843 specifications

Conversion Error+10% to -0.5% of reading
Supply Voltage (Dual)+2.4 V to +18 V
Supply Voltage (Single)+4.8 V to 36 V
Input Resistance7.92 kΩ to 8.08 kΩ
Supply Current (no input)325 pA typical
3 dB Bandwidth1 MHz
Operating Temperature Range‑40 °C to +125 °C

Source: Analog Devices AD8436 True RMS-to-DC Converter Datasheet

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Questions answered in these manuals

What supply voltage options are available for the AD8436?

The AD8436 can operate from dual supplies of +2.4 V to +18 V or from a single supply of +4.8 V to 36 V.

From: Analog Devices AD8436 True RMS-to-DC Converter Datasheet

What is the typical supply current of the AD8436?

Typical supply current with no input is 325 pA.

From: Analog Devices AD8436 True RMS-to-DC Converter Datasheet

What is the unity‑gain bandwidth of the AD843?

The AD843 has a unity‑gain bandwidth of 34 MHz.

From: Analog Devices AD843 Datasheet

Does the AD843 require external compensation?

No, the AD843 does not require external compensation at closed‑loop gains of 1 or greater.

From: Analog Devices AD843 Datasheet

What supply voltage range does the AD8432 support?

The AD8432 operates from a single supply of 4.5 V to 5.5 V.

From: Analog Devices AD8432 Dual-Channel Ultralow Noise Amplifier Datasheet

What is the input‑referred voltage noise at the lowest gain setting?

At a gain of 12.04 dB the input‑referred voltage noise is 0.85 nV/√Hz.

From: Analog Devices AD8432 Dual-Channel Ultralow Noise Amplifier Datasheet