Analog Devices - RDC1741544

Analog Devices' SDC1740413B is a 14-bit ADC with max supply voltage of 15.75V, ideal for military applications. It features a settling time of 100us and operates in temperatures ranging from -55 to 125 °C. This hybrid converter has a max tracking rate of 27rps and offers high angular accuracy at 5.3 arc min for synchro or resolver to digital conversion tasks.

AD2S1205WSTZ by Analog Devices is a 12-bit synchro or resolver to digital converter with 44 terminals, operating at -40 to 125 °C. It has a max supply voltage of 5.25 V and max analog input voltage of 4 V. Ideal for automotive applications due to its low profile flatpack package style and high angular accuracy of 22 arc min.

AD2S1210SSTZ-EPRL7 by Analog Devices is a 16-bit synchro or resolver to digital converter with a max supply voltage of 5.25V and operating temperature range from -55°C to 125°C. It features a flatpack, low profile package style and is ideal for military-grade applications requiring high angular accuracy up to 7 arc min at a max tracking rate of 3125 rps.

SIGNAL CONDITIONER; Temperature Grade: MILITARY; Terminal Form: THROUGH-HOLE; No. of Terminals: 18; Package Code: DIP; Package Shape: RECTANGULAR;

DSC1705612 by Analog Devices is a 14-bit digital to synchro or resolver converter with max supply voltage of ±15.75 V. It operates in temperature range -55°C to 105°C, offering high angular accuracy of 4 arc min at 400 Hz output frequency. Ideal for precision control systems in aerospace and defense applications.

Analog Devices' RDC1741541B is a 12-bit synchro/resolver to digital converter with 32 terminals, operating at temperatures from 0 to 70 °C. It features a max analog input voltage of 11.8V and offers an angular accuracy of 15.3 arc min. Ideal for applications requiring precise angular measurements in commercial-grade environments.

Analog Devices' SDC1740411 is a 14-bit ADC with max supply voltage of ±15.75V, ideal for military-grade applications. It features a hybrid technology, 100us settling time, and synchro/resolver to digital conversion capability. With a rectangular metal package style and MIL-STD temperature range (-55°C to 125°C), it offers precise angular accuracy up to 5.3 arc min for critical systems.

AD598AD by Analog Devices is a SIGNAL CONDITIONER with BIPOLAR technology. It operates at 20000 Hz signal frequency, accepts max 3.5 V analog input, and draws 18 mA supply current. Ideal for industrial applications requiring precise data acquisition ADCs & DACs in the -40 to 85 °C temperature range.

Analog Devices' SDC1741543 is a 12-bit ADC with max supply voltage of 15.75V, settling time of 75us, and operating temp range from 0 to 70°C. Ideal for synchro or resolver to digital conversion applications due to its hybrid technology and high angular accuracy of 15.3 arc min at a signal frequency of 2600Hz.

1S61450 by Analog Devices is a MILITARY-grade HYBRID converter with 32 terminals, operating from -55 to 125 °C. It features +-12/+-15 V power supplies, 185 mA max supply current, and converts SYNCHRO OR RESOLVER signals to digital. Ideal for data acquisition applications requiring precise analog-to-digital conversion in harsh environments.

1S44460 by Analog Devices is a 14-bit ADC with max supply voltage of ±15.75 V, settling time of 60 µs, and operating temp range from -55 to 125°C. Ideal for military applications requiring synchro or resolver to digital conversion in a compact rectangular package.

Analog Devices' DRC1766/LO2 is a MILITARY-grade BICMOS converter with 32 terminals, operating from -55 to 125 °C. It has a RECTANGULAR METAL package, IN-LINE style, and uses +-15V power supplies. Ideal for DIGITAL TO SYNCHRO OR RESOLVER conversion applications.

Analog Devices' IRDC1732/460 is a MILITARY-grade HYBRID converter with 32 terminals in RECTANGULAR METAL package. It operates b/w -55 to 125 °C, converting SYNCHRO OR RESOLVER signals to digital. Ideal for applications requiring precise data acquisition like aerospace and defense systems.

AD2S44UM10B by Analog Devices is a 14-bit synchro or resolver to digital converter with max supply voltage of ±15V. It operates in military temperature grade range from -55°C to 125°C, with max settling time of 75µs. Ideal for applications requiring high angular accuracy and signal frequency up to 2600Hz.

SDC1767444/883B by Analog Devices is a MIL-STD-883 Class B data acquisition ADC/DAC with 12 bits, 32 terminals, and hybrid technology. It converts synchro/resolver signals to digital at a max tracking rate of 36 rps for military applications requiring high angular accuracy up to 8.5 arc min.

AD2S44TM11 by Analog Devices is a 14-bit synchro or resolver to digital converter with max supply voltage of ±15.75 V and settling time of 75 µs. Ideal for military applications, it offers high angular accuracy of 4 arc min and operates in temperatures ranging from -55°C to 125°C.

NE5521D by NXP Semiconductors is a small outline signal conditioner with 16 terminals and a max supply voltage of 20V. It is used for data acquisition ADCs & DACs applications, with a temperature range of 0-70°C and a signal frequency of 20kHz.

Analog Devices' 2S56/440B is a 16-bit LVDT/RVDT to digital converter with MIL-STD-883 Class B screening. It operates at temperatures from -55°C to 125°C, with supply voltages of ±12/±15 V and max analog input voltage of 2 V. Ideal for military applications requiring precise data acquisition in harsh environments.

Analog Devices' 2S82LP is a 16-bit ADC with max supply voltage of 13.2V, ideal for synchro/resolver to digital conversion. Operating temp range from 0-70°C, it features quad terminal position and BICMOS technology. Package style is chip carrier with dimensions of 16.5862mm x 16.5862mm and terminal pitch of 1.27mm, suitable for commercial applications requiring high angular accuracy up to 2 arc min at a signal frequency of 20kHz.

SDC1740412 by Analog Devices is a 14-bit ADC with max supply voltage of ±15.75V, ideal for military applications. It features a max settling time of 100µs and operates in temperatures ranging from -55°C to 125°C. With hybrid technology, it converts synchro or resolver signals to digital at an accuracy of 5.3 arc min.