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MS9708 - High-speed Low Power Dissipation DAC

Description

The MS9708/MS9710/MS9714 is a 8-Bit/10-Bit/14-Bit high-speed and low power dissipation DAC.

When sample rate reaches 125MSPS, the MS9708/MS9710/MS9714 can also provide perfect AC and DC characteristics.

The normal operating voltage ranges +2.7V to +5.5V.

Features

  • 8bit Resolution (MS9708), 10bit Resolution (MS9710), 14bit Resolution (MS9714).
  • Update Rate: 125MSPS.
  • Power Dissipation: 175mW @ 5V to 45mW @ 3V.
  • Power-down Mode: 20mW @ 5V.
  • Internal Reference: 1.2V.
  • Edge-Triggered Latch.
  • TSSOP28 Package.

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Datasheet Details

Part number MS9708
Manufacturer Ruimeng
File Size 821.15 KB
Description High-speed Low Power Dissipation DAC
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MS9708/MS9710/MS9714 High-speed, Low Power Dissipation DAC PRODUCT DESCRIPTION The MS9708/MS9710/MS9714 is a 8-Bit/10-Bit/14-Bit high-speed and low power dissipation DAC. When sample rate reaches 125MSPS, the MS9708/MS9710/MS9714 can also provide perfect AC and DC characteristics. The normal operating voltage ranges +2.7V to +5.5V. The feature of low power dissipation can make it suitable for portable and low power dissipation products. By decreasing full-scale current output, power dissipation can be reduced to 45mW without affecting performance. In addition, in sleep mode, power dissipation can be reduced to about 20mW.
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