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MB4053 - 6-Channel 8-BIT A/D Converter

General Description

The Fujitsu MB4053 is 6-channel, 8-bit, single-slope A/D converter subsystem designed to be used in a microprocessor based data control system.

Key Features

  • Microprocessor compatible Digital input/output: TTL compatible Zero offset and full-scale error correction capability Ratiometric conversion capability Available in 16-pin DIP and Flat Package Compatible with MC 14443 and µA9708 (DIP package) Single power supply: +4.75 V to +15 V Excellent Iinearity: ±0.2% max. error Fast conversion time: 300 µs/ch typ. Analog input volgage: 0 V to VCC.

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FUJITSU SEMICONDUCTOR DATA SHEET DS04-13103-6E Linear IC 6-Channel 8-BIT A/D Converter MB4053 s DESCRIPTION The Fujitsu MB4053 is 6-channel, 8-bit, single-slope A/D converter subsystem designed to be used in a microprocessor based data control system. The MB4053 is single monolithic bipolar IC providing a 1 of 8 address decoder, 8-channel analog multiplier, sample and hold, constant current generator, ramp integrator and comparator in a 16-pin package. This A/D converter subsystems are suitable for a wide range of applications. The resolution required by an application can be obtained by arbitarily selecting a suitable integration time. Also zero offset and full-scale error corrections can be made automatically (auto-zero and auto-calibration) to minimize conversion error.