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ET2010 - ANALOG SIGNAL PROCESSOR

General Description

The ET2010 ASP is a monolithic bipolar ASIC designed to transform nanoamp-level differential photocurrents into 1Vpp sinewaves that are suitable for interpolation.

A gain adjustment is provided that affects all channels in concert.

Key Features

  • Single supply operation.
  • Handles Sine/Cosine inputs from DC to 125KHz.
  • Photodiode input photocurrent range from 100nA.
  • Adjustable gain.
  • DC offset adjustable at each output.
  • Interfaces directly with ET2015, ET2024, or ET2110 Interpolation devices.
  • ESD protection to 2kV BLOCK.

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Part number ET2010
Manufacturer ETIC
File Size 125.66 KB
Description ANALOG SIGNAL PROCESSOR
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ANALOG SIGNAL PROCESSOR with BALANCE TRIM and VARIABLE GAIN ET2010 FEATURES • Single supply operation • Handles Sine/Cosine inputs from DC to 125KHz • Photodiode input photocurrent range from 100nA • Adjustable gain • DC offset adjustable at each output • Interfaces directly with ET2015, ET2024, or ET2110 Interpolation devices • ESD protection to 2kV BLOCK DIAGRAM DESCRIPTION The ET2010 ASP is a monolithic bipolar ASIC designed to transform nanoamp-level differential photocurrents into 1Vpp sinewaves that are suitable for interpolation. A gain adjustment is provided that affects all channels in concert. Separate balance adjustments are provided for each output, for centering the waveforms on the reference voltage.