The device supports Hi-Z shutdown mode and Hi-Z output during shutdown conditions, while the DAC outputs provide a force sensing option for use as a programmable comparator and current sink. The device is equipped with high-impedance and resistive shutdown modes and also offers a high-impedance output when the VDD is off. For communication with the host application, the DAC63202 integrates a 50 MHz SPI-compatible interface and can automatically detect I²C, PMBus, and SPI interfaces. For designers seeking voltage margin and scaling, DC setpoint (for biasing and calibration), and waveform generation capabilities, the DACx3202 devices are an ideal choice for a variety of applications, including rack servers, optical modules, DC interconnects (meters), high-performance computing, and standard laptops.
Analog Devices' A²B 2.0: Automotive audio with Ethernet, increased bandwidth, and low latency
Analog Devices, Inc. has announced that its A²B 2.0 (Automotive Audio Bus) is now production-ready. As the next evolution of ADI's A²B technology, A²B 2.0 is designed to help original equipment manufacturers (OEMs) and Tier 1 suppliers in the automotive industry...
