ADI AD7872KRZ

1483k1单端±5V±5V0°C ~ 70°C

Overview

The AD7872KNZ is IC ADC 14BIT SAMPLING 16-DIP, that includes AD7872 Series, they are designed to operate with a Analog to Digital Converters Product, Type is shown on datasheet note for use in a S/H ADC, that offers Packaging features such as Tube, Unit Weight is designed to work in 0.057419 oz, as well as the Through Hole Mounting Style, the device can also be used as 16-DIP (0.300", 7.62mm) Package Case. In addition, the Input Type is Single Ended, it has an Operating Temperature range of 0°C ~ 70°C, the device has a 1 Channel of Number of Channels, and Supplier Device Package is 16-PDIP, and the Sampling Rate Per Second is 83k, and Data Interface is SPI, Parallel, and the Number of Bits is 14, and Voltage Supply Analog is ±5V, and the Voltage Supply Digital is ±5V, and Configuration is S/H-ADC, and the Architecture is SAR, and Number of Inputs is 1, and the Resolution is 14 bit, and Reference Type is Internal, and the Ratio S H:ADC is 1:01, and Number of A D Converters is 1, and the Pd Power Dissipation is 95 mW, it has an Maximum Operating Temperature range of + 125 C, it has an Minimum Operating Temperature range of - 55 C, and Power Consumption is 50 mW, and the Interface Type is Serial 2-Wire, and SNR Signal to Noise Ratio is 80 dB, and the Gain Error is +/- 12 LSB, and Number of Converters is 1 Converter, and the Sampling Rate is 83 kS/s, and INL Integral Nonlinearity is +/- 1 LSB.

AD7872KR with circuit diagram manufactured by ADI. The AD7872KR is available in SOP-16 Package, is part of the Data Acquisition - Analog to Digital Converters (ADC).

Features

Bulk Package
1 Functions
16 basic kinds of terminations
16 pin count

Surface Mount Mounting Type

Applications

There are a lot of Analog Devices Inc.
AD7872KRZ ADC applications.

• Digital signal processing
• Scientific instruments
• Rotary encoder
• Displaying
• Transducer
• Microcontrollers.
• Digital Storage Oscilloscope
• Scientific instruments.
• Music reproduction technology
• Communication Systems