AD5227BUJZ10-RL7 Overview

A package containing it contains SOT-23-8 Thin, TSOT-23-8.Volatile starts the process of storing this pentometer.There are embedded 1 circuits in this digital potentiometer.A secure version of the digital analogic can be found in the Tape & Reel (TR) package.This pentometer has 64 taps to protect against overcurrent.The pentometer consists of 64 positions.Digital potentiometer is designed wdigital potentiometerh terminations of 8.This programmable potentiometer includes 1 functions for your reference.The speed potentiometers have a total resistance of 10000Ohm.For its performance, it uses 3V.In the digi devices, there are 8 pins.Surface Mount is the recommended mount direction.It can supply voltages up to 2.7V~5.5V.In this digital potentiometer, the temperature range is -40°C~105°C.There is a possibility of limiting the flow by 10kOhm.This object belongs to the AD5227 family.Surface Mount mounts digital potentiometer.8 pins are present on this potentiameter.The potentiometer conducts in a supply voltage of 5.5V.There is a possibility of delivering voltage at 3/5V.In order to perform at its best, the supply current needs to be operated at 400nA.High accuracy can be achieved with 50MHz frequency.Having a maximum supply current of 400nA, digital potentiometer is able to handle any load.When the current is 400nA, potentiameter consumes quiescent current.Data transfer bandwidth is 460 kHz.

AD5227BUJZ10-RL7 Features

Available in SOT-23-8 Thin, TSOT-23-8 package
1 Circuits
Mounting Type: Surface Mount
Operate temperature at the range of -40°C~105°C
8 pins
Operate supply voltage at the range of 5.5V
Quiescent Current at 400nA

AD5227BUJZ10-RL7 Applications

There are a lot of Analog Devices Inc. AD5227BUJZ10-RL7 Digital Potentiometers applications.

• Instrumentation (gain or offset adjustment)
• Matching Linear Impedance
• Used as variable resistor
• Medical equipment
• Adjustable gain amplifiers
• Programmable voltage regulator
• Programmable power supplies
• Contrast control of monitors
• Optic fiber network
• Sensor auto referencing circuits