Highly Integrated Quad 16-Bit, SoftSpanTM, Voltage Output DAC For Industrial And Control Applications

Digital-to-analog converters (DACs) are prevalent in industrial control and automated test applications. General-purpose automated test equipment often requires many channels of precisely controlled voltages that span several voltage ranges.
March 13, 2008

Digital-to-analog converters (DACs) are prevalent in industrial control and automated test applications. General-purpose automated test equipment often requires many channels of precisely controlled voltages that span several voltage ranges. The LTC2704 is a highly integrated 16-bit, 4-channel DAC for high-end applications. It has a wide range of features designed to increase performance and simplify design.

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