MX574AJN - Analog Devices Inc./Maxim Integrated

Manufacturer Part Number

MX574AJN

Manufacturer

analog-devices

Introduction

The MX574AJN is a high-performance, 12-bit Analog to Digital Converter (ADC) designed for precision data acquisition applications.

Product Features and Performance

Precision 12-bit resolution

Sampling Rate up to 40k per second

Single-ended input configuration

Supports both external and internal references

Operates with ±11.4V ~ 16.5V analog supply and 5V digital supply

Utilizes Successive Approximation Register (SAR) architecture for high accuracy

Parallel data interface for faster data output

Compatible with through-hole mounting for easy assembly

Product Advantages

High-speed sampling suitable for fast signal acquisition

Flexible reference options enhance application versatility

SAR architecture ensures reliable and accurate data conversion

Through-hole package eases PCB assembly processes

Key Technical Parameters

Number of Bits: 12

Sampling Rate (Per Second): 40k

Input Type: Single Ended

Data Interface: Parallel

Voltage - Supply, Analog: ±11.4V ~ 16.5V

Voltage - Supply, Digital: 5V

Operating Temperature: 0°C ~ 70°C

Quality and Safety Features

Ensures precise data conversion and high reliability in operation within the specified temperature range.

Compatibility

Through-hole mounting supports integration into a wide range of electronic assemblies.

Application Areas

Precision measurement

Data acquisition systems

Industrial control systems

Medical instrumentation

Product Lifecycle

Obsolete - This model is no longer in production, and availability of replacements or upgrades should be checked.

Several Key Reasons to Choose This Product

Precision 12-bit ADC offers accurate and reliable data conversion.

Fast 40k samples per second suitable for dynamic signal analysis.

SAR architecture ensures stability and performance.

Flexible power and reference options cater to diverse application needs.

Through-hole package simplifies the manufacturing and prototyping process.

Despite being obsolete, its performance metrics are still relevant for many applications requiring high precision and reliability in data conversion tasks.