ADAS1000BSTZ
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- Mfr.Part #
- ADAS1000BSTZ
- Manufacturer
- Analog Devices, Inc.
- Package / Case
- 64-LQFP
- Datasheet
- Download
- Description
- IC AFE 5 CHAN 19BIT 64LQFP
- Stock
- 34
- In Stock ：
- 34
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- Manufacturer :
- Analog Devices, Inc.
- Product Category :
- Analog Front End (AFE)
- Voltage - Supply, Digital :
- 1.71V ~ 1.89V
- Number of Bits :
- 19
- Mounting Type :
- Surface Mount
- Number of Channels :
- 5
- Product Status :
- Active
- Voltage - Supply, Analog :
- 3.15V ~ 5.5V
- Supplier Device Package :
- 64-LQFP (10x10)
- Power (Watts) :
- -
- Package / Case :
- 64-LQFP
- Datasheets
- ADAS1000BSTZ
19 Bit Tin AFE ADAS1000 3.3V 64-LQFP
ADAS1000BSTZ Overview
The package is packaged in the way that 64-LQFP would package it.In order to design this electronic part, 19 Bits have been used.The package Tray contains this file embedded in it.It is a method of terminating a transmission line with an impedance-matching device that is known as 64 termination.Using 3.15V~5.5V, this electrical device converts AC voltage into regulated DC voltage and drives a load with regulated DC power.A voltage of 1.71V~1.89V is provided to this electrical device by its supply/digital voltage.In order to establish its related parts, one needs to identify the base part number associated with the part.A 3.3V supply voltage should be used for the supply voltage.In terms of its design, it has 64 pins.To ensure its reliability, it is designed to operate at the minimum temperature of -40°C when operating.As a matter of reliability, it is designed to operate at the maximal operating temperature of 85°C.There are a total of 96 pins on this device.Supports 5.5V's maximum supply voltage at the time of installation.This device reaches its maximum operating voltage when it is supplied with a voltage of 3.15V.In order for the switching regulator to work, the supply current has to be 7mA.There is a type of electrical device called General Purpose which is used in this application.In microcontrollers, there are 6 A/D converters that are used to convert analog signals like voltage into digital signals which can be read and processed by a microcontroller after they have been converted into digital form.As far as the input type is concerned, this electronic part can accept only 2.3V as input.
ADAS1000BSTZ Features
ADAS1000BSTZ Applications
There are a lot of Analog Devices Inc.
ADAS1000BSTZ AFE applications.
- Scientific instruments
- Rotary encoder
- Displaying
- Transducer
- Microcontrollers.
- Digital Storage Oscilloscope
- Scientific instruments.
- Music reproduction technology
- Communication Systems
- Data Acquisition Systems
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