DS51220C, Demo Board using MCP3304, 12-Bit, 100-KSPS, 4CH/8CH Analog to Digital Converter Daughter Board

Reference Design using part MCP3304-CI/P by Microchip Technology

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Manufacturer

Microchip Technology
  • Application Category
    Data Conversion
  • Product Type
    Analog to Digital Conversion

Associated Documents

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  • Data Acquisition System
  • Industrial Control
  • Instrumentation and Measurement

Description

  • DS51220C, Demo Board using MCP3304, 12-Bit, 100-KSPS, 4CH/8CH Analog to Digital Converter Daughter Board. The Quad/degree Celsius MCP3304 ADC daughter board is designed to be used with the Analog Evaluation Driver board. The user can use it as a stand-alone board by adding additional circuitry either on the prototype area or on another board

Key Features

  • ADC Resolution
    12 Bit
  • ADC Sampling Rate
    100K SPS
  • Number of Channels
    4CH|8CH

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