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The AD5725BRSZ-1500RL7 is a quad, 12-bit parallel input voltage output digital-to-analog converter manufactured by Analog Devices. It features guaranteed monotonicity with a maximum integral nonlinearity (INL) of ±0.5 LSB and a maximum differential nonlinearity (DNL) of ±1 LSB. The device supports operation from single +5 V to dual ±15 V supplies, utilizing iCMOS process technology for low power consumption. Key performance metrics include a maximum settling time of 10 µs for a 10 V step and a slew rate of 2.2 V/µs. It includes double-buffered inputs, simultaneous updating via LDAC, and asynchronous CLR functionality.
Verify the specific grade (A or B) associated with the ordering suffix, as INL specifications vary between ±1 LSB and ±0.5 LSB respectively. Confirm package type SSOP-28 and reel packaging details. Ensure reference voltages are within the specified ranges relative to AVDD and AVSS to maintain linearity guarantees.
Select this component when high-voltage analog outputs are required from standard logic levels. The parallel interface suits applications where pin count is less critical than speed. Verify that the load requirements do not exceed ±5 mA output current. Consider the ±15 V supply capability if bipolar outputs are needed without external amplification.
This part belongs to the AD5725 family of quad 12-bit DACs. The 'B' in the model number typically denotes the B-grade accuracy variant with tighter INL specifications compared to the A-grade. The '-1500RL7' suffix indicates the tape and reel packaging quantity and style provided by the manufacturer.
Direct replacements within the same family include the AD5725ARSZ for A-grade accuracy. For serial interface alternatives, consider the AD5726 series. Ensure any substitute maintains the parallel interface and ±15 V supply compatibility if system constraints require these specific electrical characteristics.
The output range is set by the VREFP and VREFN pins. Unipolar positive output is achieved with VREFN at 0 V and VREFP at a positive voltage. Bipolar outputs are configured by applying nonzero voltages to both references.
The CLR pin is an active-low input that asynchronously sets the DAC registers to zero scale (0x000) or mid-scale (0x800), depending on the specific grade variant. It is independent of the CS signal.
Yes, the device operates from a single +5 V supply (AVSS = 0 V). In this configuration, the INL specification may degrade to ±1 LSB for the B-grade variant, and the output range is unipolar positive.