ADI MAX13085EESA

Part points

• The MAX13085EESA chip is a versatile, low-power, 12-bit analog-to-digital converter (adc). it features a high-speed, rapid throughput rate of up to 500ksps while minimizing power consumption, making it suitable for various applications. the chip offers flexible input voltage ranges, built-in reference buffers, and a serial interface for easy integration into different systems. it provides accurate and reliable analog-to-digital conversion capabilities in a compact form factor.

• Equivalent

  There are no direct equivalent products to the MAX13085EESA chip as it is a unique product. however, alternative options with similar functionalities can be found in other manufacturers' portfolios, such as the mcp2551, tja1040, or sn65hvd1050.

• Features

  The MAX13085EESA is an 8-channel, 10-bit analog-to-digital converter (adc) with a built-in multiplexer. it operates from a single +2.7v to +3.6v supply and requires only a single +3v reference. the device provides a serial i²c-compatible interface and offers high-speed, low-power, successive-approximation analog-to-digital conversion.

• Pinout

  The MAX13085EESA is a 14-pin ic used for converting differential voltage signals to single-ended signals. it has 8 analog input pins, 2 power supply pins, 1 enable pin, 1 output enable pin, 1 ground pin, and 1 output pin.

• Manufacturer

  The manufacturer of the MAX13085EESA is maxim integrated. maxim integrated is an american company that specializes in designing, developing, and manufacturing analog and mixed-signal integrated circuits.

• Application Field

  The MAX13085EESA is a 12-channel low voltage, low power analog multiplexer. it is commonly used in various applications, including data acquisition systems, industrial automation, medical devices, communications equipment, and test and measurement equipment.

• Package

  The MAX13085EESA chip comes in an soic package type. it has 8 pins in total and a maximum body width of 3.9mm. the chip is compact and suitable for a variety of applications requiring analog-to-digital conversion.