AD534LD Overview

In order to package it, Tube are used.Due to its cost-effectiveness, the 14-CDIP (0.300, 7.62mm) package contains it.4-Quadrant bits per stage are frequently used.Powered by 15V voltage, it operates at a constant current.It is provided with a nominal negative supply voltage of -15V.Modulated radio-frequency signals occupy the frequency range of 1MHz.With its base part number AD534, electronic parts with a number of similarities can be found.It is a type of 14-pin electronic component that is renowned for its high quality and superior performance.In this case, we are dealing with an electronic device that belongs to subcategory Analog Computational Functions.The way of Through Hole is used to mount it on the PCB.The maximum teperature that the electronic device operate with should be kept at 70°C.Temperatures below 0°C should be maintained to ensure proper operation of electronic devices.The operating voltage of 6mA is ideal for this device.For a dual supply, this voltage should be higher than 8V.It is recommended to have a dual supply voltage lower than 18V.The integrated circuit ANALOG MULTIPLIER OR DIVIDER operates as an analog integrated circuit.The frequency range of 1MHz is occupied by a modulated radio-frequency signal.Hence, designers are able to make full use of its flexibility because it supports the maximum input voltage of 10V.The unit is powered by a dual supply voltage of 15V.There is a limitation on the maximum supply voltage at 18V.The minimum supply voltage is kept at 8V for normal operation.The 4 amplifiers provide high efficiency by working together.From the output end, 11V is released.The device is configured with channels of type 1.

AD534LD Features

Supplied in the 14-CDIP (0.300, 7.62mm) package
Bandwidth of 1MHz
Operating supply current of 6mA
4 amplifiers

AD534LD Applications

There are a lot of Analog Devices Inc. AD534LD Analog Multipliers & Dividers applications.

• Thermocouples
• Oscilloscopes
• Video data acquisition
• Voltage regulation circuit
• Multimedia playback equipment
• Proportional counter tubes
• Portable media players
• Portable electronic products powered by batteries
• Multiplication and division circuits
• Signal amplification