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MN6557A - Low-Power-Consumption CMOS 10-Bit D/A Converters for Image Processing

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  • Maximum conversion rate: 30 MSPS (min. ) Linearity error: ±0.5 LSB (typ. ) Differential linearity error: ±0.3 LSB (typ. ) Power supply voltage: 5.0 ±0.5 V Power consumption: 125 mW (typ. ) Full-scale current: 13 mA (typ. ).

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Part number MN6557A
Manufacturer Panasonic
File Size 43.53 KB
Description Low-Power-Consumption CMOS 10-Bit D/A Converters for Image Processing
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A/D, D/C Converters for Image Signal Processing MN6557A, MN6557AS Low-Power-Consumption CMOS 10-Bit D/A Converters for Image Processing Overview The MN6557A and MN6557AS are CMOS 10-bit D/A converters with a maximum conversion rate of 30 MSPS. High precision has been achieved by the combined use of a matrix cell system and weighted current system. They also feature low power consumption owing to the use of a CMOS process, and operate on a single power supply of 5V, and have a TTL input level. These devices are suitable for digitalization of image processing in video, TV, and similar applications.