Single-channel ADC in SSOP package with 8-bit resolution for accurate digital conversion of analog signals
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Single-channel ADC in SSOP package with 8-bit resolution for accurate digital conversion of analog signals
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Successive Approximation ADC featuring 3 channels, 16-bit resolution, serial access, PDSO20, SOIC-20 package
Serial Communication enabled 16-Bit Analog to Digital Converter
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High-resolution, bit ADC for industrial control and instrumentati
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Dual-channel ADC with a 50Msps sampling rate and 8-bit resolution
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