Hello,
I have seen on the Analog website that the AD588 is not recommended for new designs. Is there a one on one alternative available that is recommended for new designs?
Kind regards, Jonas
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The AD588 represents a major advance in state-of-the-art monolithic voltage references. Low initial error and low temperature drift give the AD588 absolute...
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Hello,
I have seen on the Analog website that the AD588 is not recommended for new designs. Is there a one on one alternative available that is recommended for new designs?
Kind regards, Jonas
Hi Jonas,
Could you give me more information on what application, supposedly, you are going to use the AD588?
Do you have a specific specs that you are aiming to use?
Thanks,
Mon
Hi Mon,
I'm already using the AD588 in a current design. The AD588 is used as the control element of a bipolar bridge in combination with an AD620 to amplify the output value of the bridge. The reason I asked if the are any one-on-one alternatives (same pinout and package and with the same or better specs concerning drift, error, etc...) is because I wanted to know if I could change my bill of materials to another chip without the need of changing my pcb design when the AD588 becomes obsolete.
Kind regards, Jonas
Hi Mon,
I'm already using the AD588 in a current design. The AD588 is used as the control element of a bipolar bridge in combination with an AD620 to amplify the output value of the bridge. The reason I asked if the are any one-on-one alternatives (same pinout and package and with the same or better specs concerning drift, error, etc...) is because I wanted to know if I could change my bill of materials to another chip without the need of changing my pcb design when the AD588 becomes obsolete.
Kind regards, Jonas
Hi Jonas,
Currently we have no pin-to-pin alternative for the AD588. And please be at ease, the information regarding the AD588 not being recommended is just a miscommunication in our part. The AD588 will still be in production and currently we have no plan on putting it in obsolete.
Best Regards,
Mon