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HT82V48 - 120MSPS CIS Analog Signal Processor

Description

The HT82V48 is a fully integrated, dual high performance 16-bit 3-channel 60MSPS analog signal processor for high-speed double-sided scanner applications.

Each channel consist a Sample and Hold Amplifier, a 9-bit Programmable Gain Amplifier and an 8-bit offset correction Digital to Analog Converter.

Features

  • 3.3V operating voltage.
  • Up to 120MSPS for 6-channel inputs.
  • 9-bit programmable gain amplifier.
  • 8-bit programmable offset.
  • 4-bit programmable line-clamping bias.
  • Internal voltage reference.
  • 3-wire serial control interface.
  • 48-pin LQFP-EP package.

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HT82V48 6-Channel, 16-Bit, 120MSPS CIS Analog Signal Processor Features • 3.3V operating voltage • Up to 120MSPS for 6-channel inputs • 9-bit programmable gain amplifier • 8-bit programmable offset • 4-bit programmable line-clamping bias • Internal voltage reference • 3-wire serial control interface • 48-pin LQFP-EP package Applications • Currency Scanner Double Sided Scanners Block Diagram AVDD1 AVSS1 REFT1 General Description The HT82V48 is a fully integrated, dual high performance 16-bit 3-channel 60MSPS analog signal processor for high-speed double-sided scanner applications. Each channel consist a Sample and Hold Amplifier, a 9-bit Programmable Gain Amplifier and an 8-bit offset correction Digital to Analog Converter.
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