Texas Instruments introduces an octal-channel, low-power DAC family with internal reference for industrial applications
Posted on: Wednesday, 20 May 2009, 08:00 CDT
12-, 14- and 16-bit DACs doubles accuracy of competitive devices
Key features and benefits of the octal channel DAC family
- Internal reference provides excellent temperature drift performance of 2 ppm/degrees C (typ) up to 5 ppm/degrees C (max) across the entire operating range, improving accuracy by 2x over competitive devices. The internal reference offers high initial accuracy of +/-0.004% (typ); +/-0.02% to help eliminate the need for full-scale system calibration
- Lowest output glitch energy of 0.1nV-s reduces undesired transients and noise and leads to lower total harmonic distortion when generating waveforms
- Widest temperature range of -40 degrees C to +/-125 degrees C helps ensure performance in extreme environments
- Eight individual DAC channels in a small TSSOP-14 or TSSOP-16 package and lowest power of 0.56 mW/channel (including internal reference current) saves power budgets and decreases needed board space
Availability and pricing
The DAC8568 is available today in a 16-pin TSSOP package at
Find out more about TI's data converter portfolio by visiting the links below:
- Order samples and EVMs: www.ti.com/dac8568-pr
- Download Amplifier and Data Converter Selection Guide: www.ti.com/dataconverter-pr
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