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MCP3424-E/SL

High precision ADC

Manufacturer:

Microchip
Mfr.Part #:

MCP3424-E/SL
Datasheet:

MCP3424-E/SL Datasheet (PDF)
Resolution:

18
Sample Rate kSPS Max:

0.24
Input Channels Differential:

4
ENOB:

18
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MCP3424-E/SL General Description

The MCP3424-E/SL is a 4-channel, 18-bit analog-to-digital converter (ADC) from Microchip Technology. It offers high accuracy and low noise performance, making it suitable for precision measurement applications. The device operates from a single power supply ranging from 2.7V to 5.5V, and consumes very low power, making it ideal for battery-powered applications. The MCP3424-E/SL features a low-drift internal voltage reference with an input range of ±2.048V, allowing for a wide dynamic range of input signals. It also offers programmable gain settings from 1 to 8, enabling the user to optimize the resolution and sensitivity of the ADC according to their application requirements. The device communicates with a microcontroller through an I2C interface, providing easy integration into a variety of digital systems. It also includes built-in features such as continuous or one-shot conversion modes, as well as on-board temperature sensor for enhanced accuracy in temperature measurements.

Key Features

18-bit resolution

Differential input

Low power consumption

Programmable gain

Up to 8 individual addresses

Onboard voltage reference

Onboard oscillator

External conversion trigger option

SPI interface

Small 14-pin package with integrated ADC

Application

The MCP3424-E/SL is a 4-channel, 18-bit analog-to-digital converter with I2C interface, commonly used in applications such as industrial process control, data acquisition systems, and sensor interface applications for measuring small voltage signals with high resolution and accuracy