5962-8680202VA vs AD571KD vs AD571SD Comparison

You"ll have no problem converting real world physical signals, such as light and temperature, into a sequence of digital data that a computer can read with this 5962-8680202VA ADC from Analog Devices. This device"s digital interface is parallel. This device is based on SAR architecture. It has a single-ended input signal. Its maximum power dissipation is 800 mW. This ADC has a resolution of 10bit. This ADC has an input voltage of 10 V|±5V. Its typical dual supply voltage is -15/5 V, with a minimum of -12/4.5 V and maximum of -16.5/7 V. This ADC has a temperature range of -55 °C to 125 °C.

This AD571SD ADC from Analog Devices uses a transducer to convert real world physical signals into analog electrical signals before it converts analog signals to digital data. This device"s digital interface is parallel. It has a single-ended input signal. Its maximum power dissipation is 800 mW. This device is based on SAR architecture. This ADC has a resolution of 10bit. This ADC has an input voltage of 10 V|±5V. Its typical dual supply voltage is -15/5 V, with a minimum of -12/4.5 V and maximum of -16.5/7 V. This ADC has a minimum operating temperature of -55 °C and a maximum of 125 °C.