Datasheet Linear Technology LTC1287

Manufacturer	Linear Technology
Series	LTC1287

3V Single Chip 12-Bit Data Acquisition System

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3V Single Chip 12-Bit Data Acquisition System

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Packaging

	LTC1287BCN8#PBF	LTC1287CCN8#PBF
N	1	2
Package	N-8 Package Outline Drawing	N-8 Package Outline Drawing
Package Code	N	N
Package Index	05-08-1510 (N8)	05-08-1510 (N8)
Pin Count	8	8

Parametrics

Parameters / Models	LTC1287BCN8#PBF	LTC1287CCN8#PBF
ADC INL, LSB	0.5	0.5
ADCs	1	1
Architecture	SAR	SAR
Bipolar/Unipolar Input	Unipolar	Unipolar
Bits, bits	12	12
Number of Channels	1	1
DNL, LSB	1	1
Export Control	no	no
I/O	Serial SPI	Serial SPI
Input Drive	Pseudo-Differential, Single-Ended	Pseudo-Differential, Single-Ended
Input Span	0V to 3.3V, В±3.3V	0V to 3.3V, В±3.3V
Internal Reference	no	no
Operating Temperature Range, °C	0 to 70	0 to 70
Power, mW	4.5	4.5
Simultaneous	no	no
Speed, ksps	30	30
Supply Voltage Range	3.3V, В±3.3V	3.3V, В±3.3V

Eco Plan

	LTC1287BCN8#PBF	LTC1287CCN8#PBF
RoHS	Compliant	Compliant

Application Notes

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Practical Circuitry for Measurement and Control Problems &mdash AN61
PDF, 1.1 Mb, File published: Aug 1, 1994
This collection of circuits was worked out between June 1991 and July of 1994. Most were designed at customer request or are derivatives of such efforts. Types of circuits include power converters, transducer signal conditioners, amplifiers and signal generators. Specific circuits include low noise amplifiers, high power single cell DC/DC converters, portable high accuracy barometers, a 10mHz 1% accuracy RMS/DC converter, and random noise generators. Appended sections cover noise theory and present a historical perspective of wideband amplifiers.
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Application Note 61
August 1994
Practical Circuitry for Measurement and Control Problems
Circuits Designed for a Cruel and Unyielding World
Jim Williams
INTRODUCTION currents associated with the continuous operation of fixed
frequency designs. Gated oscillator regulators simply
self-clock at whatever frequency is required to maintain
the output voltage. Typically, loop oscillation frequency
ranges from a few hertz into the kilohertz region, depending upon the load. This collection of circuits was worked out between June
1991 and July of 1994. Most were designed at customer
request or are derivatives of such efforts. All represent
substantial effort and, as such, are disseminated here
for wider study and (hopefully) use.1 The examples are
roughly arranged in categories including power conversion, transducer signal conditioning, amplifiers and signal
generators. As always, reader comment and questions
concerning variants of the circuits shown may be addressed
directly to the author. In most cases this asynchronous, variable frequency operation does not create problems. Some systems, however, are
sensitive to this characteristic. Figure 1 slightly modifies
a gated oscillator type switching regulator by synchronizing its loop oscillation frequency to the systems clock. In
this fashion the oscillation frequency and its attendant
switching noise, albeit variable, become coherent with
system operation. Clock Synchronized Switching Regulator …

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Series: LTC1287 (2)

LTC1287BCN8#PBF LTC1287CCN8#PBF

Manufacturer's Classification

Data Conversion > Analog-to-Digital Converters (ADC) > Precision ADCs (Fs < 10Msps) > Single Channel ADCs