NEW DATABASE - 350 MILLION DATASHEETS FROM 8500 MANUFACTURERS
NEW DATABASE - 350 MILLION DATASHEETS FROM 8500 MANUFACTURERS
| Part | Manufacturer | Description | Samples | Ordering |
| MAX1978ETM-T | Maxim Integrated Products | Integrated Temperature Controllers for Peltier Modules, -40°C to +85°C | 
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| MAX1978ETM   | Maxim Integrated Products | Integrated Temperature Controllers for Peltier Modules, TQFN;48 pin;50.4 mm², -40°C to +85°C |
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| MAX1979ETM | Maxim Integrated Products | Integrated Temperature Controllers for Peltier Modules, TQFN;48 pin;50.4 mm², -40°C to +85°C |
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| Catalog Datasheet Results | Type | Document Tags |
| Abstract: interface limits their throughput to 8kbps. The MAX197, for example, accepts 0V-to-10V, 0V-to-5V, �, and �V , excitation current for the sensor (Figure 5). Figure 5. This circuit provides current to an RTD sensor , configuring the MAX197 for an input range of 0V to 5V and setting the differential amplifier for a gain of 10 , analog signals for transmitting data between the process and the control equipment. Robust, 4-to-20mA , analog signals for transmitting data between the process and the control equipment. Process transmitters ... | Original |
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rtd circuit output 10v pt100 app MAX199 signal conditioning circuit for pt100 PT100 RTD signal conditioning MAX127 max197 sensor pt100 maxim max197 pt100 PT100 resistor sensor for max197 pt100 sensor with adc 4-20mA /-10V /-10V abstract |
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| Abstract: high-temperature measurements, but one should choose a sensor that has characteristics best suited for the application. Table 1 offers general guidelines for choosing a sensor. Table 1. Sensor Attributes Feature , reference drift does not influence the conversion result. By configuring the MAX197 for an input range of , Keywords: temperature sensor, RTD, platinum Feb 21, 2005 APPLICATION NOTE 3450 Positive Analog , for linearizing and conditioning the output of that device. Temperature is one of the most measured ... | Original |
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platinum resistance thermometer 4 wire RTD PT100 max197 pt100 constant current source rtd circuits rtd pt100 sensor signal conditioning circuit pt100 pt100 maxim pt100 TRANSFER FUNCTION maxim pt100 interface PT100 table pt100 sensor interface WITH ADC current source pt100 PT100 PT100 abstract |
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| Abstract: high-temperature measurements, but one should choose a sensor that has characteristics best suited for the application. Table 1 offers general guidelines for choosing a sensor. Table 1. Sensor attributes Feature , self-heating. An internal 4.096V reference simplifies the generation of excitation current for the sensor. To , not influence the conversion result. By configuring the MAX197 for an input range of 0V to 5V and , Keywords: temperature sensor, RTD, platinum Feb 21, 2005 APPLICATION NOTE 3450 Positive analog ... | Original |
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rtd circuit output 10v rtd circuit of output 5v circuit pt100 TRANSFER FUNCTION pt100 maxim rtd pt100 -50 to 200 PT100 rtd PT100 RTD signal conditioning PT100 table PT100 IEC B DIN 17006 constant current source rtd circuits signal conditioning circuit for pt100 PT100 PT100 abstract |
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| Abstract: sigma-delta ADC, buffer amplifier, multiplexer, current source for sensor excitation, and so-called burnout , Software-programmable input Page 6 of 9 ranges for each input channel enable the MAX197 to handle the standard , Methods for EMI testing are described. Introduction More and more aspects of our lives depend on the , malfunction, and the need to prevent signal or data distortion, for example from a disruption in the sequence , software algorithms. This article addresses the means for protecting equipment against the intrusion of ... | Original |
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MAX1402 MAX202E MAX253 MAX4051 MAX4051A MAX4254 MAX4558 MAX485E QUAD OP HIGH-VOLTAGE reverse-biased zener diode emiprotection gas arrestors datasheet abstract |
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| Abstract: , which includes a sigma-delta ADC, buffer amplifier, multiplexer, current source for sensor excitation , for each input channel enable the MAX197 to handle the standard voltage ranges discussed. If higher , resulting from (for example) a disruption in the sequence of a microcontroller program. The first problem , means for protecting equipment against the intrusion of harmful voltages and currents. Recognizing the , through regulations. IEC 1000-4, for example, standardizes test methods. Sections relevant to this ... | Original |
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MAX485E emiprotection IEC1000-4-2 IEC1000-4-5 MAX1402 150pf 6kv MAX202E MAX253 MAX4051A MAX4254 MAX4558 max197 sensor datasheet abstract |
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| Abstract: sensor excitation, and socalled burnout current sources for signal validation. It features very low input , ranges for each input channel enable the MAX197 to handle the standard voltage ranges discussed. If , resulting from (for example) a disruption in the sequence of a microcontroller program. The first problem , means for protecting equipment against the intrusion of harmful voltages and currents. Recognizing the , through regulations. IEC 1000-4, for example, standardizes test methods. Sections relevant to this ... | Original |
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sensor for max197 emiprotection gas arrestors IEC1000-4-2 IEC1000-4-5 MAX1402 max197 sensor MAX202E MAX253 MAX4051A MAX4254 MAX4558 MAX485E 150pf 6kv IEC1000-4-2 abstract |
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| Abstract: ±1°C Accurate Temperature Sensor 10/12 Bits Ideal for Hand-Held Instruments, System Supervision , Sigma-Delta ADC for Your Next Design Speed Performance (Hz) Maximum External Crystal (MHz) Sensor , factory for availability. Look Inside for: · World's Smallest 10- and 12-Bit ADCs · World's Only , +2.7V to +5.5V Operation 3.0mm x 5.0mm For system diagnostics, process control, environmental , , 8-Channel ADCs Have 1u A Shutdown 8 Bits Single +3V or +5V Supply-Ideal for Portable Applications ... | Original |
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tssop 8pin dac 8bit 2ch i2c MAX1106 MAX1107 MAX1108 MAX1110 MAX1111 MAX1115 MAX1116 MAX1117 MAX1118 MAX1119 MAX1176 max138 max197 sensor datasheet abstract |
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| Abstract: , +5 SPI/QSPI 100 MAX1271 MAX1271 8 ±VREF, ±VREF/2, +VREF, +VREF/2 SPI/QSPI 100 MAX197 , ADC with VDD monitor and reference SOT23 ADC with VDD monitor and reference Plug-in replacement for AD7575 AD7575 Plug-in replacement for AD7576 AD7576 Plug-in replacement for AD7820 AD7820 Complete ADC with T/H 2.7V, 2-ch , Converters Replacement for ICL7106 ICL7106 Replacement for ICL7136 ICL7136 Hold function, low power ± inputs with single supply For digital multimeters ICL7106 ICL7106 with display hold Use ICL7136 ICL7136 for new designs Low power ... | Original |
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100Hz 12 BIT ADC CAPTEUR DE PRESSION DIFFERENTIEL icl7107 applications MAX1106 MAX1107 MAX1108 MAX1110 MAX1111 MAX1115 MAX1116 MAX1117 MAX1118 MAX1119 datasheet abstract |
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| Abstract: : Getting the Most from Your Sensor and Conditioning Electronics," you will find tips for good PCB layout. , their principal functions; the Nyquist, effects of charge injection; techniques for digital filtering , Nyquist Limit? Why Does the ADC Disrupt the Signal that It Is Measuring? What Techniques Are Used for , Tips? Do You Have Any Circuit-Layout Tips for ADCs? Do You Have Any Grounding/Ground Plane Tips? Can , Are Used for Digital Filtering? Dual Slope How Does a Dual-Slope Integrating ADC Work? FFT What ... | Original |
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sensor for max197 MAX109 MAX1280 MAX132 MAX1400 MAX1460 MAX194 MAX195 max197 sensor MAX104 max132 application max132 interface 8051 datasheet abstract |
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| Abstract: Signal Chain 1st Edition July 2008 High-performance analog solutions for your signal-chain , for precision, accuracy, and small size in medical, industrial, communications, instrumentation, and , widest selection of amplifiers and comparators for signal conditioning. Offering high bandwidth and , over 245 high-precision, general-purpose digital-to-analog converters (DACs) for industrial , compatibility save design time and reduce inventory needs. Separate AVDD and DVDD for low-voltage uC ... | Original |
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MAX4400 MAX4230 max197 sensor linear amplifier 430-450 DS1666 MAX5408 MAX5434 MAX5440 QFN-24 lcd 68-TQFN MAX5548 MAX5451 MAX5486 MAX6106 datasheet abstract |
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| kbps. The MAX197, for example, accepts 0V-to-10V, 0V-to-5V, ±5V, and ±10V inputs MAX197 for an input range of 0V to 5V and setting the differential amplifier for a gain of over several thousand feet. Speed and position sensors for machine tools and automatic internal 4.096V reference simplifies the generation of excitation current for the sensor( Figure employ standard analog signals for transmitting data between the process and the control www.datasheetarchive.com/files/maxim/0003/appno010.htm |
Maxim | 04/04/2001 | 23.7 Kb | HTM | appno010.htm |
| area than wide SO), and ceramic SB packages. For 8+4 bus interface, see the MAX197 and the MAX199 MAX199 MAX199 MAX199 data . For complete information, in Adobe Acrobat format: DOWNLOAD FULL DATA SHEET (PDF) or multirange, 12-bit data-acquisition systems (DAS) require only a single +5V supply for operation, yet convert input channels that are independently software programmable for a variety of ranges: ±10V, ±5V, 0V to +10V, and 0V to +5V for the MAX196 MAX196 MAX196 MAX196; ±V REF , ±V REF /2, 0V to +V REF , and 0V to +V REF /2 for the MAX www.datasheetarchive.com/files/maxim/0009/quick215.htm |
Maxim | 04/04/2001 | 7.46 Kb | HTM | quick215.htm |
| MAX195 MAX195 MAX195 MAX195 Understanding SAR ADCs MAX197 Analog-Signal Data Acquisition in Industrial Automation ) Provide Battery Backup For Pseudo-Static RAMs MAX6304 MAX6304 MAX6304 MAX6304 Pulsed Sensor Extends Battery Life MAX6306 MAX6306 MAX6306 MAX6306 Controls Data Logger MAX108 MAX108 MAX108 MAX108 INL/DNL Measurements for High-Speed ADCs MAX1200 MAX1200 MAX1200 MAX1200 Understanding Pipelined ADCs MAX125 MAX125 MAX125 MAX125 ADCs for Simultaneous Sampling MAX132 MAX132 MAX132 MAX132 PC Printer Port Controls Data Logger Infinite Hold MAX1637 MAX1637 MAX1637 MAX1637 The 3.3V Input Step-Down Converter MAX1638 MAX1638 MAX1638 MAX1638 Power Supplies for Telecom www.datasheetarchive.com/files/maxim/0000/appno000.htm |
Maxim | 04/04/2001 | 53.79 Kb | HTM | appno000.htm |
| QV MAX196EVKIT MAX196EVKIT MAX196EVKIT MAX196EVKIT Evaluation Kit for MAX196/MAX198 MAX196/MAX198 MAX196/MAX198 MAX196/MAX198 MAX197 Multi Range (±10V Evaluation Kit for the MAX197/MAX199 MAX199 MAX199 MAX199 MAX199 8 Channel, Multi Range, 5V, 12 Bit DAS with 8 1450 Low Cost, 1% Accurate Signal Conditioner for Piezoresistive Sensors QV MAX1450EVKIT MAX1450EVKIT MAX1450EVKIT MAX1450EVKIT Evaluation Kit for the MAX1450 MAX1450 MAX1450 MAX1450 QV MAX1452 MAX1452 MAX1452 MAX1452 Low-Cost Precision Sensor Sensor with SMBus Serial Interface QV MAX1669EVSYS MAX1669EVSYS MAX1669EVSYS MAX1669EVSYS Evaluation System for the MAX www.datasheetarchive.com/files/maxim/0001/pl_li017.htm |
Maxim | 04/04/2001 | 315.86 Kb | HTM | pl_li017.htm |
| QV MAX196EVKIT MAX196EVKIT MAX196EVKIT MAX196EVKIT Evaluation Kit for MAX196/MAX198 MAX196/MAX198 MAX196/MAX198 MAX196/MAX198 MAX197 Multi Range (±10V Evaluation Kit for the MAX197/MAX199 MAX199 MAX199 MAX199 MAX199 8 Channel, Multi Range, 5V, 12 Bit DAS with 8 1450 Low Cost, 1% Accurate Signal Conditioner for Piezoresistive Sensors QV MAX1450EVKIT MAX1450EVKIT MAX1450EVKIT MAX1450EVKIT Evaluation Kit for the MAX1450 MAX1450 MAX1450 MAX1450 QV MAX1452 MAX1452 MAX1452 MAX1452 Low-Cost Precision Sensor Sensor with SMBus Serial Interface QV MAX1669EVSYS MAX1669EVSYS MAX1669EVSYS MAX1669EVSYS Evaluation System for the MAX www.datasheetarchive.com/files/maxim/0001/pl_li000.htm |
Maxim | 04/04/2001 | 315.85 Kb | HTM | pl_li000.htm |
| QV MAX196EVKIT MAX196EVKIT MAX196EVKIT MAX196EVKIT Evaluation Kit for MAX196/MAX198 MAX196/MAX198 MAX196/MAX198 MAX196/MAX198 MAX197 Multi Range (±10V Evaluation Kit for the MAX197/MAX199 MAX199 MAX199 MAX199 MAX199 8 Channel, Multi Range, 5V, 12 Bit DAS with 8 1450 Low Cost, 1% Accurate Signal Conditioner for Piezoresistive Sensors QV MAX1450EVKIT MAX1450EVKIT MAX1450EVKIT MAX1450EVKIT Evaluation Kit for the MAX1450 MAX1450 MAX1450 MAX1450 QV MAX1452 MAX1452 MAX1452 MAX1452 Low-Cost Precision Sensor Sensor with SMBus Serial Interface QV MAX1669EVSYS MAX1669EVSYS MAX1669EVSYS MAX1669EVSYS Evaluation System for the MAX www.datasheetarchive.com/files/maxim/0001/pl_list_.htm |
Maxim | 04/04/2001 | 336.91 Kb | HTM | pl_list_.htm |
| QV MAX196EVKIT MAX196EVKIT MAX196EVKIT MAX196EVKIT Evaluation Kit for MAX196/MAX198 MAX196/MAX198 MAX196/MAX198 MAX196/MAX198 MAX197 Multi Range (±10V Evaluation Kit for the MAX197/MAX199 MAX199 MAX199 MAX199 MAX199 8 Channel, Multi Range, 5V, 12 Bit DAS with 8 1450 Low Cost, 1% Accurate Signal Conditioner for Piezoresistive Sensors QV MAX1450EVKIT MAX1450EVKIT MAX1450EVKIT MAX1450EVKIT Evaluation Kit for the MAX1450 MAX1450 MAX1450 MAX1450 QV MAX1452 MAX1452 MAX1452 MAX1452 Low-Cost Precision Sensor Sensor with SMBus Serial Interface QV MAX1669EVSYS MAX1669EVSYS MAX1669EVSYS MAX1669EVSYS Evaluation System for the MAX www.datasheetarchive.com/files/maxim/0001/pl_li016.htm |
Maxim | 04/04/2001 | 336.92 Kb | HTM | pl_li016.htm |
| and Fault Protection 1041.pdf MAX196EVKIT MAX196EVKIT MAX196EVKIT MAX196EVKIT Evaluation Kit for MAX196 MAX196 MAX196 MAX196 1099.pdf MAX197 8 Evaluation Kit for the MAX197 1043.pdf MAX198 MAX198 MAX198 MAX198 6-Channel, Multi-Range, 5V, 12-Bit DAS with 12-Bit Bus MAX1450 MAX1450 MAX1450 MAX1450 Low-Cost, 1%-Accurate Signal Conditioner for Piezoresistive Sensors 1867.pdf MAX1457 MAX1457 MAX1457 MAX1457 0.1%-Accurate Signal Conditioner for Piezoresitive Sensor Compensation 1845.pdf MAX1458 MAX1458 MAX1458 MAX1458 1 for Notebook Computer 1694.pdf MAX1617 MAX1617 MAX1617 MAX1617 Remote/Local Temperature Sensor with SMBus Serial www.datasheetarchive.com/files/design-elektronik/maxim.htm |
Design Elektronik | 19/10/1998 | 318.58 Kb | HTM | maxim.htm |