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Linear Tech Launches 1-/2-Channel I2C SAR ADCs Guaranteed up to +125°C


(Top News, 11 Sep 2008 )

Linear Technology Corporation has introduced its LTC2301/LTC2305, a pair of 1-/2-channel 12-bit analog-to-digital converters (ADCs) that communicate via an I2C-compatible 2-wire interface and dissipate just 1.5mW at a 1ksps output rate. Offered in pin-compatible 4mm x 3mm DFN and MSOP packages, the LTC2301 measures a single differential input while the LTC2305 digitizes two single-ended inputs. Both ADCs offer guaranteed specifications over the automotive/H-grade temperature range of -40°C to +125°C in the MSOP package. The LTC2301 and LTC2305 are for automotive sensing, power and temperature measurements, as well as space-constrained designs that require I2C communication. These ADCs join the previously released 8-channel LTC2309, offering a complete family of software-compatible 1-/2-/8-channel 12-bit I2C successive approximation register (SAR) ADCs that operate from a single 5V supply. All three ADCs offer an internal reference and a low-power shutdown mode that reduces power dissipation to 35uW.



The LTC2301/LTC2305 achieve DC specifications, including +/-1LSB INL and DNL, +/-2mV(max) zero-scale error and +/-1LSB(max) full-scale error. The LTC2301/LTC2305 also excel when digitizing AC input signals, achieving 73dB SINAD and -88dB THD at 1kHz. The LTC2301/LTC2305 are capable of I2C data transfers up to 400kHz, allowing for throughput rates up to 14ksps. Data can be transferred via 3V or 5V logic. These ADCs include two address select pins that can be tied low, high or left floating, allowing selection of any of nine unique I2C addresses. This is ideal for applications that require measurement of multiple channels, as designers can easily communicate with more than one LTC2301/LTC2305 ADC in parallel. The LTC2301 and LTC2305 are available in commercial, industrial and automotive temperature grades. Pricing begins at $1.95 for 1,000-piece quantities.



 

Company : Linear Technology
Product Code : 08JH024
http://www.linear.com/pc/productDetail.jsp?navId=H0,C1,C1155,C1001,C1158,P86472

 
 
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