What is ADC14161CIVT?
This is Low-Distortion/ Self-Calibrating 14-Bit/ 2.5 MSPS/ 390 mW A/D Converter. An analog-to-digital converter (ADC) is an electronic device that converts continuous analog signals into discrete digital signals. Analog signals are continuous signals that vary smoothly over time, while digital signals are discrete signals that are represented by a sequence of discrete values. |
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provided at this page.Summary in PDF FileADC14161 Low Distortion Self Calibrating 14 Bit 2 5 MSPS 390 mW A D Converter January 2000 ADC14161 Low Distortion Self Calibrating 14 Bit 2 5 MSPS 390 mW A D Converter General Description The ADC14161 is a self calibrating 14 bit 2 5 Megasample per second analog to digital converter It operates on a single 5V supply consuming just 390mW typical The ADC14161 provides an easy and affordable upgrade from 12 bit converters The ADC14161 may also be used to replace many hybrid converters with a resultant saving of space power and cost The ADC14161 operates with input frequencies up to 1 2 the clock frequency The calibration feature of the ADC14161 can be used to get more consistent and repeatable results over the entire operating temperature range On command self calibration reduces many of the effects of temperature induced drift resulting in more repeatable conversions Tested and guaranteed dynamic performance specifications provide the designer with known performance The Power Down feature reduces power consumption to less than 2mW The ADC14161 comes in a TQFP and is designed to operate over the industrial temperature range of 40 C to 85 C Features n n n n Single 5V Operation Auto Calibration Power Down Mode TTL CMOS Input Outp |
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Here are several types of ADCs, including: Successive approximation ADCs - these are the most common type of ADC and use a binary search algorithm to determine the digital value of the input signal. Flash ADCs - these are the fastest type of ADC, but also the most expensive, as they use a large number of comparators to simultaneously convert the input signal. Delta-sigma ADCs - these are high-resolution ADCs that use oversampling and noise-shaping techniques to achieve high accuracy. Manufacturers : National Semiconductor  |
NATIONAL ADC14161CIVT CONVERTER Low-Distortion/ Self-Calibrating 14-Bit/ 2.5 MSPS/ 390 mW A/D Converter |
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