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ADC1121_15 Datasheet, PDF (3/6 Pages) Analog Devices – LOW POWER ANALOG TO DIGITIAL CONVERTER
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ANALOG INPUT CHARACTERISTICS
sary to provide the comparator with a 0 to +5V input which is
The input circuit of the ADCl121 is shown below in block
then compared to the 0 to +5V D/ A converter output. Table I,
diagram form.
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the various input ranges and also shows the resulting input
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:t10V are applied between pins 68 and 65. The range program-
configured as a unipolar device; as a bipolar device it can pro-
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ming circuitry serves to offset and divide these signals as neces- duce either offset binary or two's complement output codes.
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