A rapidly-expanding microprocessor market has created a need for inexpensive input/output peripherals, such as AID and DIA converters. The ideal microprocessor analg-to-digital interface circuit would be monolithic IC for small size and low cost, would consume little power, would interface directly to commonly-used logic level (TTL, CMOS), and would required little, if any, external logic circuitry to communicate with the CPU data bus. Read full article
Monolithic 10-Bit CMOS Multiplying DAC
Provdes Direct Interface to Data Bus Inputs; Accepts Parallel or Serial Data, TTL or CMOS logic
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