AD5235BRUZ25 Overview

The package contains 16-TSSOP (0.173, 4.40mm Width) files.This pentometer begins to be stored by Non-Volatile.This digital potentiometer contains 2 embedded circuits.A secure version of the digital analogic can be found in the Tube package.During overcurrent, this pentometer features 1024 taps.A termination of 16 is intended.You will find here 1 functions for your reference.As shown, the total resistance of the speed potentiometers will be 250000Ohm.The performance of the product is powered by 5V.On the digi devices, you can see the 16 pins.The mounting direction should be Surface Mount.It is capable of supplying a voltage of 2.7V~5V ±2.25V~2.75V volts.The temperature range of this digital potentiometer is -40°C~85°C.There is a possibility of limiting the flow by 25kOhm.The AD5235 family includes pentometer.Surface Mount mounts digital potentiometer.16 pins are available on this potentiameter.Cascade Pin can be found when using this digital variable resistor.A potentiometer conducts at a 5V supply voltage.To deliver its performance, the supply current need to be operated at the range of 3.5μA.A maximum supply current of 200μA can be handled by digital potentiometer.As long as 3.5μA is set, potentiameter consumes quiescent current.Data transfer bandwidth is 35 kHz.Ensure that this pentometer is operated with a maximum dual supply voltage of 2.75V.In order to maintain stable power, pentometer runs dual supply voltage up to 2.25V volts.

AD5235BRUZ25 Features

Available in 16-TSSOP (0.173, 4.40mm Width) package
2 Circuits
Mounting Type: Surface Mount
Operate temperature at the range of -40°C~85°C
16 pins
Operate supply voltage at the range of 5V
Quiescent Current at 3.5μA

AD5235BRUZ25 Applications

There are a lot of Analog Devices Inc. AD5235BRUZ25 Digital Potentiometers applications.

• Speakers

• Stereo

• Adjusting the LCD Display

• Instrumentation (gain or offset adjustment)

• DAC

• Audio level control

• Used as voltage divider

• Gas detection circuit

• Programmable voltage regulator

• Used as variable resistor