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BU2505FV - 10bit 10-channel D/A converter

General Description

The BU2505FV and BU2506FV ICs are 10bit R-2R type D/A converters with 10ch and 8ch outputs, respectively.

Cascade connection is available, ensuring suitability for multi-channel applications.

Key Features

  • Built-in Multi-channel R-2R Type 10bit D/A Converter (BU2506FV: 8 Channels, BU2505FV: 10 Channels).
  • Built-in Full Swing Output Buffer Amplifier for All Channels.
  • RESET Terminal to fix the Output Voltage to the Lower.

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Datasheet Details

Part number BU2505FV
Manufacturer ROHM
File Size 923.20 KB
Description 10bit 10-channel D/A converter
Datasheet download datasheet BU2505FV Datasheet

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Datasheet D/A Converter Series for Electronic Adjustment 10bit 8ch/10ch D/A Converters BU2505FV BU2506FV General Description The BU2505FV and BU2506FV ICs are 10bit R-2R type D/A converters with 10ch and 8ch outputs, respectively. Cascade connection is available, ensuring suitability for multi-channel applications. Each channel incorporates a full swing output type buffer amplifier with high speed output response characteristics, resulting in a greatly shortened D/A output settling time. The ICs also have digital input pins compatible with TTL levels, and the maximum value of the data transfer frequency is 10MHz. With the variable output range function, the upper and lower limits of the output voltage can be set separately from the power supply voltage.