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The Texas Instruments DAC0832LCN/NOPB is an advanced 8-bit CMOS/Si-Cr multiplying digital-to-analog converter (DAC). Designed for direct interface with popular microprocessors, it supports a parallel data interface and operates with a single power supply ranging from 5V to 15V.
Key specifications include an 8-bit resolution, a typical current settling time of 1 µs, and an external reference type. The DAC0832LCN/NOPB offers a differential output and is suitable for applications requiring 4-quadrant multiplication. It is available in a 20-PDIP through-hole package.
This device is pin-compatible with the 12-bit DAC1230 series and can be used in voltage switching mode. Its logic inputs meet TTL voltage levels, and it can operate standalone without a microprocessor. The low power dissipation of 20 mW makes it suitable for various embedded systems.
The DAC0830 series, including the DAC0832LCN/NOPB, are members of Texas Instruments' MICRO-DAC family. They are designed with double buffering, allowing one digital word to be output while holding the next, enabling simultaneous updates of multiple DACs.
The DAC0832LCN/NOPB has a resolution of 8 bits.
The DAC0832LCN/NOPB operates from a single 5V to 15V power supply.
The operating temperature range for the DAC0832LCN/NOPB is 0°C to 70°C.
The DAC0832LCN/NOPB is supplied in a 20-PDIP package.
The typical settling time for the DAC0832LCN/NOPB is 1 µs.
The DAC0832LCN/NOPB uses a parallel data interface.