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DAC 14 Click-Platine
DAC 14 Click-Platine
SKU: MIKROE-5525
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Key Features
Overview
Experience high-precision digital-to-analogue conversion with the DAC 14 Click Board™. Equipped with the powerful DAC53202 - a 10-bit dual-channel programmable voltage/current-output DAC from Texas Instruments - this compact board offers unparalleled performance for your electronics.
With fast I2C and SPI serial interfaces and a Hi-Z Power-Down mode, the DAC 14 is perfect for use in communications equipment, enterprise servers, test and measurement, and general-purpose power-supply modules. And, with a programmable comparator mode and general-purpose I/O pin, this smart DAC is ideal for processor-less applications.
Streamline your software development with the mikroSDK-compliant library included with the DAC 14 Click Board™. This library provides functions that simplify the coding process, so you can focus on creating the best possible product. And, with full testing and compatibility with the mikroBUS™ socket, you'll have a fully functioning product right out of the box. Upgrade to the DAC 14 Click Board™ today and achieve exceptional performance!
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Part Number (SKU) |
MIKROE-5525
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Weight |
0.02 kg
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EAN |
8606027385766
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Questions and Answers
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What Is the DAC 14 Click Board™?
The DAC 14 Click is a Click Board™ based on the DAC53202, a 10-bit dual-channel buffered digital-to-analog converter from Texas Instruments. It can operate in voltage or current output mode, with multiple programmable output ranges.
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What Is the Bit Resolution of the DAC 14 Click Board™?
The DAC 14 Click Board™ has a 10-bit resolution.
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How Does DAC 14 Click Board™ Work>?
The DAC 14 Click Board™ is based on the DAC53202, a 10-bit dual-channel buffered digital-to-analogue converter from Texas Instruments.
Each DAC channel can be configured as voltage or current output, with multiple programmable output ranges. The DAC53202 supports Hi-Z Power-Down mode and an independent comparator mode for each channel. It suits voltage margining, scaling and waveform generation.
The Click board supports I2C (up to 1MHz) and SPI (up to 50MHz). It works with 3.3V or 5V logic levels and comes with a library and example code.
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