Texas Instruments ADS1292RIPBS

ADS1292RIPBS Overview
32-TQFP is the way it is packaged.It is designed with 24 Bits.It is embedded in the Tube package.It is a method of terminating a transmission line with an impedance-matching device that is known as 32 termination.A power supply/analog voltage of 2.7V~5.25V is produced by this electrical device, which converts alternative voltage (AC voltage) to regulated direct voltage (DC voltage) for driving a load.A voltage of 1.7V~3.6V is provided to this electrical device by its supply/digital voltage.Using the base part number of a component, its related parts can be found based on that number.It is recommended to keep the supply voltage at 3V.As you can see, it is designed with 32 pins.This device operates at the minimal operating temperature of -40°C in order to ensure its reliability.A maximum operating temperature of 85°C ensures its reliability.There are a total of 96 pins on this device.In addition to that, it supports the maximum voltage of the 5.25V supply.The maximal voltage supplied for its operation reaches 1.7V.In terms of power, this electrical device consumes 740μW watts.Using a supply current of 250μA, this DC switching regulator operates on a DC voltage.There is a type General Purpose electrical device here.In addition, 2 converters can be used to convert numbers into words and figures into words.Its nominal value is 250μA.During operation, it operates at the maximum supply voltage (DC) available to 3.6V.ALSO REQUIRED DIGITAL SUPPLY OF 1.7 TO 3.6V is also an important characteristic of this type of system.The minimum supply voltage (DC) required by 1.7V is used.

ADS1292RIPBS Features

ADS1292RIPBS Applications
There are a lot of Texas Instruments ADS1292RIPBS AFE applications.

Digital signal processing
Broadband data applications
Audio/Video devices
Communication Systems
Digital beam-forming systems for ultrasound
Rotary encoder
Imaging Systems
TD-SCDMA, WiMAX
Digital Multimeters, PLC's (Programming Logic Controllers)
RADAR processing, digital oscilloscopes