DC1397B-B, Demo Board for featuringLTC2656BCUFD-H16 Octal SPI 16-bit Voltage Output DAC with 1.25V Reference and 10ppm/degree Celsius Max Reference

Reference Design using part LTC2656BCUFD-L16 by Analog Devices

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Analog Devices
  • Application Category
    Data Conversion
  • Product Type
    Digital to Analog Conversion
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Description

  • DC1397B-B, Demo Board for featuring LTC2656BCUFD-H16 Octal SPI 16-bit Voltage Output DAC with 1.25V Reference, ±4LSB INL error and 10ppm/degree Celsius Max Reference. This device establishes a new board-density benchmark for 16-bit DACs and advances performance standards for output drive, crosstalk and load regulation in single supply, voltage-output multiple DACs

Key Features

  • DAC Resolution
    16 Bit
  • Number of Channels
    8CH

Featured Parts (6)

Featured Parts
Part Number Manufacturer Type Description
LT1790ACS6-5#PBF Analog Devices Voltage References V-Ref Precision 5V 5mA 6-Pin TSOT-23 T/R Buy
24LC025-I/ST Microchip Technology EEPROM EEPROM Serial-I2C 2K-bit 256 x 8 3.3V/5V 8-Pin TSSOP Tube Buy
LTC2428CG#PBF Analog Devices Analog to Digital Converters - ADCs 8-Channel Single ADC Delta-Sigma 7.5sps 20-bit Serial 28-Pin SSOP Tube Buy
LT1790ACS6-1.25#PBF Analog Devices Voltage References V-Ref Precision 1.25V 5mA 6-Pin TSOT-23 T/R Buy
LTC2656BCUFD-L16#PBF Analog Devices Digital to Analog Converters - DACs DAC 8-CH 16-bit 20-Pin QFN EP Tube Buy
LTC2656BCUFD-L16#TRPBF Analog Devices Digital to Analog Converters - DACs DAC 8-CH 16-bit 20-Pin QFN EP T/R Buy

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