Manufacturer Part #
MCP4728-E/UN
MCP4728 Series 4 Ch I2C EEPROM Memory 5.5 V 12-Bit D/A Converter SMT - MSOP-10
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| Mfr. Name: | Microchip | ||||||||||
| Standard Pkg: | Product Variant Information section Available PackagingPackage Qty:100 per Bulk Package Style:MSOP-10 Mounting Method:Surface Mount | ||||||||||
| Date Code: | 2340 | ||||||||||
Microchip MCP4728-E/UN - Product Specification
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Microchip MCP4728-E/UN - Technical Attributes
| Interface: | I2C |
| No of Channels: | 4 |
| Resolution: | 12b |
| Supply Voltage: | 2.7V to 5.5V |
| Settling Time: | 6µs |
| On-Chip DAC: | 4-chx12-bit |
| Operating Temp Range: | -40°C to +125°C |
| Storage Temperature Range: | -65°C to +150°C |
| Moisture Sensitivity Level: | 1 |
| Package Style: | MSOP-10 |
| Mounting Method: | Surface Mount |
Features & Applications
Analog to digital converters take real world signals and convert them into 0’s and 1’s, so that they may be manipulated by digital equipment.
Whether you are listening to a CD or scanning a picture to your computer, the ADC is converting the analog signal (Sound and light) to a digital source. The opposite is also true. If you take a digital signal and need to convert it back to an Analog source you need a DAC.
The ADC/DCA converter takes samples from the analog signal from time to time. Each sample is converted into a number, based on its voltage level.
The more sampling points that are used, the higher the sampling rate. The value of each sampled point is stored on a fixed-length variable. So, if you are using an 8-bit analog-to-digital converter, the lowest value will be zero and the highest value will be 255. If a 16-bit analog-to-digital converter is used, the lowest value will be zero and the highest value will be 65,535.
Available Packaging
Package Qty:
100 per Bulk
Package Style:
MSOP-10
Mounting Method:
Surface Mount