AD7548

NOT RECOMMENDED FOR NEW DESIGNS

12-Bit, Multiplying, IOUT DAC, 8-Bit Bus

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Overview

  • All Grades 12-Bit Monotonic Over Full Temperature Ranges
  • Skinny DIP and Surface Mount Packages
  • 8-Bit Bus Compatible 12-Bit DAC
  • Low Gain Drift of 5 ppm/°C Maximum
  • Full 4 Quadrant Multiplication
  • Operation Specified at +5V, +12V or +15V Power Supply

The AD7548 is a 12-monolithic CMOS D/A converter for use with 8-bit bus microprocessors. Data is loaded in two bytes to input holding registers as shown in the block diagram opposite. The AD7548 can be configured to accept either left- or right-justified data, least significant byte or most significant byte first, using standard TTL compatible control inputs.

A separate load DAC control input allows the user the choice of updating the analog output coincident with loading new data to the DAC input register or at any time after the data loading event. This feature is especially important in multi-DAC systems where simultaneous update of all DACs is required.

APPLICATIONS

  • 8-bit microprocessor based control systems
  • Programmable amplifiers
  • Function generation
  • Servo Control

AD7548
12-Bit, Multiplying, IOUT DAC, 8-Bit Bus
AD7548 Functional Block Diagram
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