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  • Forum Post: Re: Cheap single or dual channel precision DAC

    Anjana Govil Anjana Govil
    In case the primary concern of the customer is price (for a single or dual DAC), the best family to consider is the famly of SC-70 DACs. It is a family of 8/10/12/14/16 bit DACs all available in the SC-70 package whose pricing starts at $0.55/1ku. The 12 bit version in this case will be DAC7311. Besides...
    on Nov 11, 2010
  • Forum Post: Cheap single or dual channel precision DAC

    Anjana Govil Anjana Govil
    A recent email I got from the field: My customer is looking for a very cheap, dual, 12 bit DAC (sub $1). What will be the best alternative?
    on Nov 11, 2010
  • Forum Post: TLV5610 (IYZ) DOUT high-z by default?

    Drew Lundsten Drew Lundsten
    Hi, Reading the TLV5610IYZ or IDW/IPW datasheets, I can't tell whether DOUT will power-on default to high-Z, or if it is always driven but just not latching the DIN shift register until it's enabled. I would (like to) assume that DOUT is high-z until you set CTRL0 bit 3 to 1, but this kind...
    on Feb 3, 2011
  • Forum Post: Problems with channel B in the DAC7562

    Markus Luecke Markus Luecke
    Hello everybody, I try to use the DAC7562. At the moment I can write over SPI to output something on channel A or channel A and B tohether. But in the case I want to output something on channel B it doesn't work. If I write the command 0x19**** oder 0x11**** (**** are the output value for the...
    on Mar 16, 2011
  • Forum Post: ADS1015 non linear output

    Kalimuthu Chinnasamy Kalimuthu Chinnasamy
    I'm using ADS1015 in one of my development.I have configured for 2.048 volt reference with single ended analog input. As per design we are dropping the 4-20mA current from a pressure transmitter across a 220 ohm resistor. I have given this current in column E in the following table. A ctual voltage...
    on Apr 21, 2011
  • Forum Post: AMC7823 default values

    Frank Frank
    Hello, I'm using a AMC7823 Evaluation Module labled as: AMC7823_REV A BOM 6468330_REV D According to the AMC7823 DATA SHEET (SLAS453E-APRIL 2005-REVISED JANUARY 2010, Revision E) from the following page: http://www-s.ti.com/sc/ds/amc7823.pdf the AMC7832 should deliver default values ...
    on Jun 20, 2011
  • Forum Post: interfacing of msp430g2231 with digital to analog converter..

    karthik raja karthik raja
    hi all. i did the coding for adc10 to read 5 analog inputs in msp430g2231 and i did the average for the 5inputs and i stored the averaged value in a memory location.. now i need to know is there any possiabilty in msp430g2231 to interface the ad7541a(digital to analog converter)?? or else wat i have...
    on Jul 28, 2011
  • Forum Post: Re: Multiple DAC7513s on same SPI bus

    John Schnellenberger John Schnellenberger
    Tony, Thanks for your detailed response. We are planning on using two of these DACs as well as a third IC on the SPI bus. Based on your explanation, I'm assuming that the loading effects will not be significant enough to cause any communication problems. Is that correct? Thanks. John S.
    on Sep 1, 2011
  • Forum Post: initialization problems with the DAC7562

    Stefan Merk Stefan Merk
    Hi. I have some problems with the DAC7562. The SPI communication is OK. I can see the frames on the oscilloscope. But I get no output signal and no internal reference on the depending pin. In which order must the config frames send? I couldn't find any documentation for this. Thanks...
    on Mar 28, 2012
  • Forum Post: DAC1220 EVM Board Startup Difficulties

    Michael Lindemann Michael Lindemann
    I have a DAC1220 EVM wired up and was hoping to command some nice voltages, but unfortunately, such is not the case for me. As soon as I power up the board I get a 2.5-2.6 volt output which ripples some when I connect my powered-up microprocessor. My settings are: S1 (sys ref): internal (to the right...
    on May 14, 2012
  • Forum Post: AMC7812 Internal DAC resistance

    Carlos Luis Bernal Quintero Carlos Luis Bernal Quintero
    I'm using the AMC7812's DACs to margin some Voltage regulators. I have a series resitor connected between the AMC DAC output and the VR's feedback. While the DAC is not configured the internal resistor ~10K affects my feedback voltage. How do you recomend to use the AMC to margin VRs?
    on Jul 19, 2012
  • Forum Post: DAC7512 problem

    Gary Richardson Gary Richardson
    I have a board with a DAC7512 on it; VDD is 3.3 volts (measured 3.2). SYNC, SCL & DIN are driven by a SN74AHC541. The dac output is stuck at 2.4 volts. SYNC and DIN toggle between 3.2 volts and ground. SCL switches from 3.2 to 2.4 volts when SYNC switches to ground and toggles between 2.4 and ground...
    on Oct 7, 2012
  • Forum Post: Not getting correct output from DAC7578

    RAHUL TT RAHUL TT
    Hi, I'm creating software for DAC7578 QFN-24 package. But am not getting expected analog output in the ouput pin. I am providing vref 3.3v and the circuit is made according to the datasheet. When I write 0x80 it is showing 0.125v output instead of 0.103v, likewise 0x0F0 showing 0.238v instead of...
    on Nov 12, 2012
  • Forum Post: Trouble using DAC7562

    Tim Scott Tim Scott
    Hello, I'm having trouble getting my DAC to do, well, anything. My pin configurations are: GND to ground !LDAC to ground !CLR to 5V VREF to a capacitor (using internal reference) AVDD to 5v DIN, SCLK, and !SYNC to a mess really. The outputs I have access to put out 12V, so I've...
    on Dec 5, 2012
  • Forum Post: DAC 12 bit 4 channels, evaluation module or code examples

    TB TB
    Can anybody recommend a 12 bit DAC, easy to use, with some code examples or evaluation board with software, like DAC7614, TLV5614 or similar. I need to generate 4 analog output voltages using an MSP430 (SPI or I2C) to control each channel.
    on Jan 17, 2013
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