The DAC8412AT/883C has the following pin configuration:
The DAC8412AT/883C operates by converting digital input signals into corresponding analog output voltages. It utilizes a 12-bit resolution to provide high precision and accuracy. The digital input is processed internally, and the resulting analog output voltage is generated based on the applied reference voltage. The device operates within a wide voltage range and consumes minimal power while delivering fast settling times.
The DAC8412AT/883C finds applications in various fields, including:
These alternative models offer varying resolutions to suit different application requirements.
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What is the maximum resolution of DAC8412AT/883C?
- The maximum resolution of DAC8412AT/883C is 16 bits.
What is the voltage supply range for DAC8412AT/883C?
- The voltage supply range for DAC8412AT/883C is +5V to +15V.
Can DAC8412AT/883C operate in single-supply mode?
- Yes, DAC8412AT/883C can operate in single-supply mode with a voltage range of +12V to +15V.
What is the typical settling time of DAC8412AT/883C?
- The typical settling time of DAC8412AT/883C is 10µs.
Does DAC8412AT/883C support SPI interface?
- Yes, DAC8412AT/883C supports SPI interface for communication.
What is the output voltage range of DAC8412AT/883C?
- The output voltage range of DAC8412AT/883C is 0V to Vref.
Is DAC8412AT/883C suitable for industrial temperature range applications?
- Yes, DAC8412AT/883C is designed for industrial temperature range applications (-40°C to +85°C).
Can DAC8412AT/883C be used in battery-powered devices?
- Yes, DAC8412AT/883C is suitable for battery-powered devices due to its low power consumption.
What is the package type of DAC8412AT/883C?
- DAC8412AT/883C is available in a 24-pin ceramic DIP package.
Does DAC8412AT/883C have internal reference voltage?
- No, DAC8412AT/883C requires an external reference voltage for operation.