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Good Evening!
I was going through the data sheet for DAC81416, and I have a couple of questions on powering the device.
The document indicates that the minimum voltage supplied to the Vcc pin is 9V (which would correspond to the lowest output range of 0-5V, I assume).
For the Vss pin, negative voltage would have to be supplied to produce a bipolar signal, and the absolute difference between voltages supplied to the power pins would have to fall in the range of 9V < Vcc - Vss < 40V.
In this case, would it be acceptable to supply +5V to Vcc and -5V to Vss (for producing output in the -2.5V - 2.5V range), as it would produce a net difference of 10 V, or is it still absolutely necessary for the voltage supplied to Vcc to stay above 9V?
Thank you!
