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AD5761ARUZ-RL7

Category: Hardware
Product Number: AD5761ARUZ-RL7

Questions for a fool

I wanted to just reach out to the analogue devices community for a bit of assistance. Im working with a AD5761 DAC and I am trying to give it appropriate bipolar voltages. Looking over the data sheet I see that I can use the ADP5070 in conjunction with a few other ICs to produce a bipolar voltage of -11v and +11v. The real question is do I really need +21v and -13v if I plan to only use +-10v? Its my first year in college and im not exactly a pro with PCB design so I also had some questions on the total power consumption as it wasn't entirely clear in the datasheet when I reviewed it. I have about 20 of my AD5761s I need to power and im not sure how many ADP5070s I might need which Is why I am asking for their total power consumption. 

Anything helps, even insults on my intellect as I plan to be a good electrical engineer someday. 

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  • Hi,

    Yes, if you are interested in all the output ranges of the DAC, then you'll need to follow that indication that says (page 29 of the DS) "The AD5761/AD5721 must be powered by the following three supplies to provide any of the eight output voltage ranges available on the DAC: VDD = +21 V, VSS = −11 V, and DVCC = +5 V."

    There is an output range that it goes from 0 to +20V, then you'll need +21V for having a 1V headroom. 

    Regards

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  • Hi,

    Yes, if you are interested in all the output ranges of the DAC, then you'll need to follow that indication that says (page 29 of the DS) "The AD5761/AD5721 must be powered by the following three supplies to provide any of the eight output voltage ranges available on the DAC: VDD = +21 V, VSS = −11 V, and DVCC = +5 V."

    There is an output range that it goes from 0 to +20V, then you'll need +21V for having a 1V headroom. 

    Regards

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