Part Number: DAC11001B I am looking for a way we can query a DAC1001A / B on startup to identify whether it is an A or B part.
It looks like bits 6-4 of CONFIG2 are default 010 for the A and 100 for the B. Is this the best way to identify them via software…
Hi Anbu,
I know your suggestion, that we should do temp cal after power on, my question is: as REF/DAC gain error, and amps/DAC offset error, we will calibration these errors before ship to customer. but what i am afraid is: do temp calibration after…
Part Number: DAC11001B Is there a recommended power supply reference design to power DAC11001B with ±18V VCC & VSS to achieve the full scale ±15V output swing?
Part Number: DAC11001B Hi team,
My customer is evaluating DAC11001B in their new project. And this project is very sensitive to errors caused by temperature drift.
So I would like to check with you below parameters. Could you please help give some comments…
Part Number: DAC11001B Other Parts Discussed in Thread: DAC11001A Hello,
I mentioned the DAC11001A slew rate issue in another thread. The conclusion was that the DAC11001B will solve the issue. Unfortunately this device was nominally released four month…
Hi Akhilesh, Thanks for the response. Specifically the question is interfacing with the DAC11001A preferably with a Development Board to handle power, inputs and outputs so that we wouldn't have to design our own Printed Wiring Board interface. Does TI…
Hi,
Yes, you can generate required performance sine wave at 100Hz using this device. Also we have made a revision to the 20bit variant of the part and you can look at DAC11001B.
Regards,
AK