ADC1241

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The ADC1241 is a CMOS 12-bit plus sign successive approximation analog-to-digital converter. On request, the ADC1241 goes through a self-calibration cycle that adjusts positive linearity and full-scale errors to less than ±½ LSB each and zero error to less than ±1 LSB. The ADC1241 also has the ability to go through an Auto-Zero cycle that corrects the zero error during every conversion.

The analog input to the ADC1241 is tracked and held by the internal circuitry, and therefore does not require an external sample-and-hold. A unipolar analog input voltage range (0V to +5V) or a bipolar range (-5V to +5V) can be accommodated with ±5V supplies.

The 13-bit word on the outputs of the ADC1241 gives a 2's complement representation of negative numbers. The digital inputs and outputs are compatible with TTL or CMOS logic levels.

• Self-calibrating
• Internal sample-and-hold
• Bipolar input range with ±5V supplies and single +5V reference
• No missing codes over temperature
• TTL/MOS input/output compatible
• Standard 28-pin DIP

• Resolution: 12 Bits plus Sign
• Conversion Time: 13.8µs (max)
• Linearity Error: ±½ LSB (±0.0122%) (max)
• Zero Error: ±1LSB (max)
• Positive Full Scale Error: ±1LSB (max)
• Power Consumption: 70mW (max)

• Digital Signal Processing
• High Resolution Process Control
• Instrumentation