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James C. Squire, Ph.D., P.E.
IC & Transistor Datasheets
Analog to Digital Converters
Comparators
Digital to Analog Converters
Diodes
Filters
Instrumentation Amplifiers
Digital CMOS
Miscellaneous
Motor Drivers
Oscillators
OPAMPs
Optoelectronics
PICs
PLDs
Transistors
Voltage Regulators
Analog to Digital Converters
Device
bits
data
1
V
low
2
V
high
2
SE/DE
3
F
sample
AD0804
8
parallel
OV
5V
SE/DE
10kHz
AD7819
8
parallel
0V
V
2
SE
200kHz
AD7875
12
parallel or synch. serial
OV
5V
SE
100kHz
LTC1290
12
synch. serial
0V or -V
1
+V
2
SE/DE
50kHz
Notes
All devices have tristate or open-drain data outputs to enable multiple devices to share a single data bus.
Vlow and high refer to the minimum and maximum input voltages that the A/D converter can accept. V1 and V2 refer to a variable upper limit that the designer can specify.
SE/DE: single-ended input or differential input refers to whether you are measuring voltage at a point with respect to a shared ground (most common) or you are measuring the difference in voltages between two points? In the latter case, the voltages still must be referenced in some manner to ground; unlike the single-ended case however, one does not need to be equal to ground. Differential inputs are used to measure small-signals along high-impedance wires that are susceptible to coupled noise; any noise that gets coupled to a differential signal is added to both lines and does not show as a difference.