AD7810YR-REEL Overview

The analogue to digital converter is designed with 10 Bits.The AD converter is embedded in the 8-SOIC (0.154, 3.90mm Width) package.The ADC converter is packaged in the way of Tape & Reel (TR).The ADC converter is equipped with 1 Functions .There are 8 terminations in this electrical AD converter, which are the practice of ending a transmission line with a device that matches the characteristic impedance of the line.The analogue to digital converter is powered from a supply voltage of 3V.The A/D converter has 1 channels.The is equipped with 8 pin count.The peak reflow temperature (Cel) amounts to 240 to be essentially indestructible.There are ADC, SUCCESSIVE APPROXIMATION converters based on the source input voltage and the output voltage.This electronic AD converter is mounted in the way of Surface Mount.When operating, analogue to digital converter's operating temperature should be kept at -40°C~105°C.The number of samples of audio recorded every second is 350k Hz.The Sample/Track and Hold component of this electronic AD converter provides a way to sample a continuously varying analog signal and to hold or freeze its value for TRACK time.The output formats of this electrical AD converter are SERIAL , which are used to determine which data is exported and how data is displayed in many areas of OLIB.The maximal analog input voltage of this electrical AD converter is 5.5V.There are 1 A/D converters, which are used to convert an analog signal like voltage to digital form so that it can be read and processed by a microcontroller.

AD7810YR-REEL Features

1 Functions
8 basic kinds of terminations
8 pin count

AD7810YR-REEL Applications

There are a lot of Rochester Electronics, LLC AD7810YR-REEL ADC applications.

• Spectrum Analysis
• Music reproduction technology
• Scientific instruments
• RADAR processing, digital oscilloscopes
• Communication test equipment
• CMOS Image sensors for mobile applications
• High Speed Data Acquisition
• Multicarrier, multimode digital receivers
• Automotive
• Communications