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AD9768 - Ultrahigh Speed IC D/A Converter

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Description

The Analog Devices AD9768SD D/A converter is a monolithic current-output converter which can accept 8 bits of ECL-level digital input voltages and convert them into analog signals at update rates as high as 100 MSPS.

Features

  • 5 ns Settling Time 100 MSPS Update Rate 20 mA Output Current ECL-Compatible 40 MHz Multiplying Mode.

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Part number AD9768
Manufacturer Analog Devices
File Size 103.72 KB
Description Ultrahigh Speed IC D/A Converter
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a FEATURES 5 ns Settling Time 100 MSPS Update Rate 20 mA Output Current ECL-Compatible 40 MHz Multiplying Mode APPLICATIONS Raster Scan & Vector Graphic Displays High Speed Waveform Generation Digital VCOs Ultrafast Digital Attenuators GENERAL DESCRIPTION Ultrahigh Speed IC D/A Converter AD9768 FUNCTIONAL BLOCK DIAGRAM The Analog Devices AD9768SD D/A converter is a monolithic current-output converter which can accept 8 bits of ECL-level digital input voltages and convert them into analog signals at update rates as high as 100 MSPS. In addition to its use as a standard D/A converter, it can also be utilized as a two-quadrant multiplying D/A at multiplying bandwidths as high as 40 MHz.
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