Datasheet Texas Instruments DAC7616EB/1KG4

Quad, Serial Input, 12-Bit, Voltage Output Digital-To-Analog Converter 20-SSOP -40 to 85

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PDF, 840 Kb, File published: Jan 12, 2001

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Lifecycle Status	Obsolete (Manufacturer has discontinued the production of the device)
Manufacture's Sample Availability	No

Approx. Price (US$)	5.40 \| 1ku
Architecture	R-2R
Code to Code Glitch(Typ)(nV-sec)	20
DAC: Channels	4
Gain Error(Max)(%FSR)	0.2
INL(Max)(+/-LSB)	1
Interface	SPI
Internal Reference Drift(Max)(ppm/degC)	N/A
Offset Error(Max)(%)	N/A
Operating Temperature Range(C)	-40 to 85
Output Range Max.(mA)	1.3
Output Type	Buffered Voltage
Package Group	SSOP
Package Size: mm2:W x L (PKG)	20SSOP: 56 mm2: 7.8 x 7.2(SSOP)
Power Consumption(Typ)(mW)	2.4
Priority	1
Rating	Catalog
Reference: Type	Ext
Resolution(Bits)	12
Sample / Update Rate(MSPS)	0.089
Settling Time(Вµs)	10
Special Features	Reset to Mid-Scale
Zero Code Error(Typ)(mV)	2.4

RoHS	Not Compliant
Pb Free	No

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