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Loop-Powered DAC Conserves Power.. 2 IF DAC Solution in Base Station Multioutput Low Jitter Clock Data Conversion Knowledge Resource .. 5 RF DACs Enable Bits-to-RF Mixed-Signal Front-End IC for Wireless Octal denseDAC® inWLCSP Package . .11 Versatile, Easy to Use, Precision New System Demonstration Platform Facilitates Quick Prototyping and data sheets, samples, THE ANALOG DEVICES SOLUTIONS BULLETIN DAC with Dynamic Power Control Optimizes Thermal Management in Multichannel Industrial Control Applications As the density of factory process control terminals increases, the system power dissipation reaches levels where thermal issues begin to undermine equipment performance, reliability, and safety. The AD5755 is a complete, multichannel control IC that incorporates on-chip dynamic power control with four precision 16-bit programmable voltage, or 4 mA to 20 mA current, output DACs. The dynamic power control works by continually sensing the load impedance and delivering the required power to the load while minimizing power loss in the rest of the system. This reduces self-heating and temperature elevation in dense, multichannel systems by 75% and lowers overall power consumption by 80% compared to other control technologies. The AD5755 offers fully specified performance with maximum total unadjusted error of 0.05% and a relative accuracy of ±0.006% max—meaning system calibration is no longer required. Supporting standard industrial voltage and current output ranges, the AD5755 can be used with standard HART protocol modems. Watch a brief video at www.analog.com/AD5755for more information on this device and its features. • Quad DAC with 16-bit resolution and • Dynamic power control for thermal • Integrated on-chip internal reference • Diagnostics and real-time fault analysis Integrated Industrial Multichannel DACs First Bata Converter with

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Loop-Powered DAC Conserves Power in Remote Industrial Applications Smart transmitters are powered from the 4 mA to 20 mA loop and, hence, operate within a limited power budget. As a result, the develop- ment of systems that accurately and efficiently monitor and transmit remote system measurements is an imposing challenge. To address this, system designers require a 4 mA to 20 mA loop-powered communication solution that is power efficient, highly accurate, and, ultimately, compact. The AD5421 has been specifically engineered to address this challenge by integrating on-board programmable...

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IF DAC Solutions in Base Station Transmit Architectures In W-CDMA, CDMA2000, TD-SCDMA, GSM, and WiMAX base station transmit applications, high performance DACs are commonly used to synthesize the l/Q intermediate frequency (IF) in the transmit signal chain architecture. As service providers are continually requiring more performance and functional integration delivered in a shrinking amount of space, it is incumbent upon system designers to choose optimal components for the task. Having a broad portfolio from which to choose the optimal component is mandatory. As the market leader in high...

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New Direct Digital Synthesis (DDS) IC Delivers Power and Size Savings for Industrial and Communications Applications Large communication and instrumentation systems, such as wireless base stations and test and measurement equipment, have been taking advantage of fine frequency tuning, fast frequency hopping and settling times, and other performance benefits of DDS technol- ogy for over a decade. Now, designers of low power devices also seek to incorporate the benefits of DDS technology into their products without board space and power penalties. The AD9838 is a complete, low power, small...

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Data Conversion Knowledge Resource Designing analog and mixed-signal circuits is usually tougher than designing purely digital circuits, and high performance analog- to-digital or digital-to-analog conversion stages can be one of the toughest challenges of all. Data conversion involves many critical analog-oriented circuit considerations that directly impact the success of your design. To help with this challenge, Analog Devices has launched its new Data Conversion Knowledge Resource, which is an easy- to-navigate library of in-depth technical material focusing on all aspects of a...

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Selection Guide Integrated Industrial Single-Channel DACs * HART compliant Precision DACs Output Range Noise Spectral Temperature Settling Density (nV/VSz) Drift (ppm/°C) Timers) 6 For data sheets, samples, and additional resources, visit www.analog.com/v11bulletin01

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Selection Guide (continued) dense PAC High Channel Count DACs Output Buffer Amplifiers Clock Generator Part Number Low jitter, dual loop clock generator Low jitter, dual loop clock generator Multioutput clock generator Multioutput clock generator Low jitter, dual loop clock generator Inputs Outputs Output Logic CMOS, HSTL, LVDS, LVPECL CMOS, HSTL, LVDS, LVPECL CMOS, LVDS, LVPECL CMOS, LVPECL CMOS, HSTL, LVDS, LVPECL Random Jitter For data sheets, samples, and additional resources, visit www.analog.com/v11bulletin01 7

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When Synthesizing Large Bandwidths or Narrow-Band Waveforms Below 2.7 GHz, RF DACs Provide Unique Technology That Allows Direct Bits-to-RF Conversion in a Single Package In wired and wireless communication applications, multicarrier transmitters are becoming the norm. To modulate and combine multiple carriers to form the transmit output, system engineers are challenged by complex analog signal processing and power-inefficient combiners, as shown in the traditional multiple carrier transmit signal chain below. Solution TxDAC COMPLEX A traditional solution for this challenge in wireless...

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As the market leader in high speed data conversion, Analog Devices provides unique technology to solve the bandwidth and transmit architecture challenges for RF frequencies below 2.7 GHz. RF DAC technology from Analog Devices can not only synthesize up to 1 GHz of modulated signal bandwidth, but with its proprietary mixed-mode sampling capability, it enables the use of the second Nyquist zone to provide bits-to-RF conversion of frequencies up to 2.7 GHz, in a single package. Analog Devices provides three such RF DACs with bit-to-RF capability. The AD9739 and AD9739A are high performance,...

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