Overview
The TLC542CNG4 is an 8-bit analog-to-digital converter (ADC) produced by Texas Instruments. Although this component is currently obsolete and no longer manufactured, it remains relevant for legacy systems and educational purposes. The TLC542CNG4 is designed to operate as either a microprocessor peripheral or in stand-alone mode, making it versatile for various applications.
Key Specifications
| Specification | Value |
|---|---|
| Resolution | 8 bits |
| Number of Inputs | 11 channels |
| Conversion Rate | Up to 200 kHz |
| Sampling Rate | Up to 12.5 kHz |
| Package Type | 20-PDIP |
| ROHS Status | ROHS3 compliant |
Key Features
- On-chip 12-channel analog multiplexer
- Built-in self-test mode
- On-chip clock oscillator
- Operates as microprocessor peripheral or in stand-alone mode
Applications
The TLC542CNG4 is suitable for a variety of applications, including data acquisition systems, industrial control systems, medical devices, and any system requiring precise analog-to-digital conversion. Its ability to operate in both microprocessor-controlled and stand-alone modes makes it versatile for different design needs.
Q & A
- What is the resolution of the TLC542CNG4?
The TLC542CNG4 has an 8-bit resolution. - How many analog input channels does the TLC542CNG4 have?
The TLC542CNG4 has 11 analog input channels. - What is the maximum conversion rate of the TLC542CNG4?
The maximum conversion rate is up to 200 kHz. - Does the TLC542CNG4 have a built-in clock oscillator?
Yes, the TLC542CNG4 is equipped with an on-chip clock oscillator. - Is the TLC542CNG4 ROHS compliant?
Yes, the TLC542CNG4 is ROHS3 compliant. - What package type is the TLC542CNG4 available in?
The TLC542CNG4 is available in a 20-PDIP package. - Can the TLC542CNG4 operate in stand-alone mode?
Yes, the TLC542CNG4 can operate in both microprocessor-controlled and stand-alone modes. - What is the maximum sampling rate of the TLC542CNG4?
The maximum sampling rate is up to 12.5 kHz. - Does the TLC542CNG4 have a built-in self-test mode?
Yes, the TLC542CNG4 has a built-in self-test mode. - Is the TLC542CNG4 still in production?
No, the TLC542CNG4 is obsolete and no longer manufactured.
