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The AD7228ACR-REEL is an octal 8-bit voltage-mode digital-to-analog converter (DAC) fabricated on LC2MOS technology. It integrates eight DAC channels with output buffer amplifiers and interface logic on a single monolithic chip, eliminating the need for external trims. The device features individual latches for each channel, controlled via a common 8-bit parallel data bus and address inputs (A0-A2). It supports microprocessor-compatible write pulses as short as 95 ns. Electrical specifications vary by grade: K/B versions exhibit ±2 LSB total unadjusted error, while L/C versions offer improved accuracy at ±1 LSB. The part operates from dual supplies (VDD 10.8–16.5 V, VSS -4.5 to -5.5 V) or a single 15 V supply, with reference voltages ranging from 2 V to 10 V.
Verify the specific performance grade suffix (K, B, L, or C) against application requirements, as Total Unadjusted Error and settling times differ between grades. Confirm the package type corresponds to the 'CR' designation (SOIC-24) rather than other available variants like PLCC or PDIP. Ensure the reel quantity matches system assembly needs, as packaging configurations may vary.
Select the L or C version if tighter static accuracy (±1 LSB TUE) is required compared to the standard K/B grade. For single-supply designs, ensure the reference voltage is maintained at 10 V to meet specified dynamic performance. Verify that the load resistance remains above 2 kΩ to guarantee proper amplifier operation and output swing capabilities.
This component belongs to the AD7228 family of octal DACs manufactured by Analog Devices. The 'ACR' suffix indicates the commercial temperature range (-40°C to +85°C) and the SOIC-24 surface-mount package. The '-REEL' suffix denotes tape-and-reel packaging for automated surface-mount assembly.
Direct pin-compatible replacements within the same family include AD7228KN (PDIP), AD7228AR (SOIC), and AD7228APZ (PLCC). Note that these alternatives may have different package footprints or thermal characteristics. Cross-family upgrades such as the AD7568 provide higher resolution but require interface redesign.