Analog Devices Inc. AD539KNZ

AD539KNZ Overview
In order to package the product, Tube is used.For cost-effectiveness, it has been included in the 16-DIP (0.300, 7.62mm) package.There is a common practice of using 2-Quadrant bits per stage.Powered by 5V voltage, it operates at a constant current.A nominal negative supply voltage is provided for -5V.Radio-frequency signals modulated at 60MHz occupy the frequency range of 60MHz.Several 16 terminations are available to ensure that signals do not reflect off the end of the transmission line.With its base part number AD539, electronic parts with a number of similarities can be found.It is a type of 16-pin electronic component famous for its high quality and superior performance in the industry.This is an electronic device that belongs to the Analog Computational Functions subcategory.Using the Through Hole method, it is mounted on the PCB.It is recommended that the device operate at a temperature of 125°C.It is recommended that electronic devices operate at a minimum temperature of -55°C.It is suitable for operating at a voltage of 10.2mA.There should be a higher voltage on the dual supply than on 4.5V.If the dual supply voltage is lower than 15V, then it is recommended.ANALOG MULTIPLIER OR DIVIDER is an analog integrated circuit type.An modulated radio-frequency signal occupies the frequency range of 25MHz.Due to its capability to handle a maximum input voltage of 4.2V, designers can make full use of its versatility.There is the possibility of storing information in 2 bits.There is a limitation on the maximum supply voltage at 15V.For normal operation, the minimum supply voltage is maintained at 4.5V.The frequency should not exceed 60MHz to avoid failures.Maintaining the supply current below 20mA can result in high reliability.

AD539KNZ Features
Supplied in the 16-DIP (0.300, 7.62mm) package
Bandwidth of 60MHz
Operating supply current of 10.2mA

AD539KNZ Applications
There are a lot of Analog Devices Inc. AD539KNZ Analog Multipliers & Dividers applications.

Addition and subtraction operation circuits
Industrial applications including automation
Test equipment
PDA
Hand-held batteries
Fast A/D and D/A converters, video amplifiers
Ultrasound transducers
Signal transformation
Thermocouples
Signal amplification