AD7376ARUZ10 Overview

This file is contained in a package of 14-TSSOP (0.173, 4.40mm Width).The pentometer is stored from Volatile.For securing digital analogics, it is available in the Tube package.During overcurrent, this pentometer features 128 taps.There are 128 positions in pentometer.The terminations are set at 14.The following programmable potentiometer includes 1 functions.Its total resistance will be 10000Ohm.Powered by 15V, it delivers its performance.In the digi devices, there are 14 pins.You should mount in the way of Surface Mount.potentionmeters that can supply 4.5V~33V ±4.5V~16.5V volts are available.This digital potentiometer is used to detect temperature in the -40°C~85°C range.10kOhm can limit the flow.A member of the family AD7376 pentometer belongs to.The Surface Mount mounts digital potentiometer.The potentiameter has 14 pins.Cascade Pin can be found using this digital variable resistor.When the potentiometer is supplied with 30V voltage, it conducts.Additional features of this digital potentiometer include: IT CAN ALSO OPERATE FRON 4.5 TO 33V SINGLE SUPPLYThis electronic potentiometer needs to operate at 12μA supply current in order to deliver its performance.Max supply current 12μA is possible.A bandwidth of 470 kHz is available for data transfer.It is recommended to conduct this pentometer with a max dual supply voltage of zero.Dual supply voltage up to 4.5V ensures stable power.Contains 1 elements.

AD7376ARUZ10 Features

Available in 14-TSSOP (0.173, 4.40mm Width) package
Mounting Type: Surface Mount
Operate temperature at the range of -40°C~85°C
14 pins
Operate supply voltage at the range of 30V

AD7376ARUZ10 Applications

There are a lot of Analog Devices Inc. AD7376ARUZ10 Digital Potentiometers applications.

• Programmable voltage regulator
• Automated caliberation
• Programmable computer
• Programmable power supplies
• Gas detection circuit
• Used as variable resistor
• Audio devices with up to 90dB dynamic range
• Noise-free volume controller
• Calibration instrumentation
• Low power system