Analog Devices - AD698SQ

Analog Devices' DRC1765/CO2B is a MIL-STD-883 Class B (Modified) compliant digital to synchro or resolver converter with +-15V power supplies. Featuring 32 terminals in an in-line rectangular package, it operates b/w -55°C to 125°C, making it ideal for military applications requiring high precision and reliability.

DRC1745/LT2 by Analog Devices is a 14-bit digital to synchro or resolver converter with max output voltage of 6.8V. It operates in military temperature grade range from -55°C to 125°C, consuming a max supply current of 184mA. This hybrid technology device with rectangular package shape and dual terminal position is ideal for applications requiring high angular accuracy at 2600Hz signal frequency.

Analog Devices' 2S56/540 is a 16-bit LVDT/RVDT to digital converter with max supply voltage of ±15.75 V, operating temp range of 0-70°C, and terminal pitch of 2.54 mm. Ideal for data acquisition applications requiring precise analog input conversion at frequencies up to 5 kHz.

Analog Devices' RDC1767413/883B is a MIL-STD-883 Class B 12-bit synchro/resolver to digital converter with 32 terminals. Operating from -55 °C to 125°C, it offers an angular accuracy of 8.5 arc min and can handle up to 11.8V analog input voltage. Ideal for military applications requiring precise tracking at a max rate of 36 rps and output frequency of 400 Hz.

AD2S93BP by Analog Devices is a 14-bit LVDT/RVDT to digital converter with ±5V power supplies, 20us settling time, and 10mA max supply current. It operates in industrial temperature range (-40°C to 85°C) and converts signals at up to 10kHz frequency for precision measurement applications.

Analog Devices' 2S80SD is a 16-bit ADC/DAC with max supply voltage of 13.2V, suitable for military-grade applications. It features BICMOS technology, operates b/w -55 to 125 °C, and converts synchro/resolver signals to digital at a max tracking rate of 16.25 rps.

Analog Devices' RDC1742413 is a 12-bit ADC with max supply voltage of ±15.75V, ideal for military applications. It features a settling time of 75µs and operates in temperatures ranging from -55°C to 125°C. This hybrid converter has a tracking rate of 18rps and converts synchro or resolver signals to digital at an output frequency of 400Hz.

AD2S44TM13B by Analog Devices is a 14-bit synchro/resolver to digital converter with max supply voltage of ±15V. It operates in military-grade temperature range from -55°C to 125°C, ideal for applications requiring high angular accuracy up to 4 arc min and signal frequency of 2600 Hz.

Analog Devices' RDC1768413/883B is a 14-bit hybrid synchro/resolver to digital converter with MIL-STD-883 Class B screening. It operates in military-grade temperatures from -55 °C to 125°C, offering high accuracy of 5.3 arc min at a max tracking rate of 18 rps. Ideal for applications requiring precise angular measurements and signal conversion up to 400 Hz.

Analog Devices DRC1745/LO2/B is a 14-bit DAC with max output voltage of 6.8V, MIL-STD-883 Class B screening, and operates at -55 to 125 °C. Ideal for military applications, it features dual terminal position, hybrid technology, and converts digital signals to synchro/resolver at 2600Hz frequency accurately within 2 arc min.

Analog Devices' SDC1742542B is a 12-bit BICMOS converter with 32 terminals, operating at temperatures from 0 to 70 °C. It features a max analog input voltage of 90V and supports synchro or resolver to digital conversion. With a package size of 22.86mm x 44.2mm, it is ideal for applications requiring precise angular accuracy up to 8.5 arc min at a signal frequency of 2600Hz.

AD2S93AP by Analog Devices is a 14-bit LVDT/RVDT to digital converter with ±5V power supplies, 10mA max supply current, and 20us settling time. It operates in industrial temperature range (-40°C to 85°C) and converts signals at up to 10kHz frequency for precise position sensing applications.

Analog Devices' RDC1741412 is a 12-bit ADC with max supply voltage of 15.75V, ideal for military applications. It features a rectangular package shape, operates in temperatures from -55 to 125 °C, and has a max analog input voltage of 90V.

Analog Devices' SDC1768443 is a 14-bit synchro/resolver to digital converter with 32 terminals, operating from -55 °C to 125°C. Its hybrid technology offers high accuracy of 5.3 arc min at a max tracking rate of 18 rps. Ideal for military applications requiring precise angular measurements up to 2600 Hz output frequency.

RDC1742441B by Analog Devices is a 12-bit ADC with max supply voltage of 15.75V, ideal for military applications. It features a settling time of 75us and operates in temperatures ranging from -55 to 125 °C, making it suitable for synchro or resolver to digital conversion tasks.

Analog Devices' RDC1742442 is a 12-bit ADC with max supply voltage of 15.75V, ideal for military applications. It features a settling time of 75us and operates in temperatures ranging from -55 to 125°C. With hybrid technology, it converts synchro or resolver signals to digital at an accuracy of 8.5 arc min.

AD2S44-UM18B by Analog Devices is a 14-bit synchro/resolver to digital converter with ±15V power supplies, MIL-STD-883 screening, and 75us settling time. Ideal for military applications requiring high accuracy (4 arc min) at temperatures ranging from -55°C to 125°C.

Analog Devices' SAC1763543 is a RECTANGULAR MICROELECTRONIC ASSEMBLY with 10 PIN/PEG terminals. It functions as a SYNCHRO/RESOLVER to DIGITAL CONVERTER, ideal for data acquisition ADCs & DACs applications.

1S74410 by Analog Devices is a military-grade hybrid converter with 20 terminals, operating b/w -55 to 125 °C. It features ±12/±15 V power supplies, 185 mA max supply current, and tin/lead terminal finish. Ideal for synchro or resolver to digital conversion applications.

SDC1742514B by Analog Devices is a 12-bit BICMOS converter with 32 terminals, operating from 0 to 70 °C. It converts synchro or resolver signals to digital at a max rate of 18 rps, with an angular accuracy of 8.5 arc min. Ideal for applications requiring precise data acquisition in commercial temperature environments.