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ADV7128KR30-REEL is listed in the ADCs/DACs - Special Purpose range at ChipApex. The manufacturer field lists Analog Devices Inc.. Its product description is IC DAC VIDEO 30MHZ 5.0V 28SOIC. Review the specifications below when checking this part for your BOM.
The ADV7128KR30-REEL is a monolithic CMOS 10-bit video digital-to-analog converter (DAC) with a maximum clock rate of 30 MHz. It features a single +5 V power supply, TTL-compatible inputs, and a high-impedance current output capable of driving doubly terminated 75 Ω coaxial cables. The device guarantees monotonicity to 10 bits and includes an internal reference amplifier compensated via the COMP pin. Key static parameters include ±1 LSB integral and differential nonlinearity, a typical white level output current of 17.62 mA, and a power dissipation of approximately 350 mW at 30 MHz operation.
Verify that the component matches the ADV7128KR30 speed grade, as the suffix indicates a 30 MHz maximum clock rate rather than the higher 80 MHz or 50 MHz variants. Confirm the REEL designation corresponds to tape-and-reel packaging requirements for automated assembly processes. Ensure the source documentation explicitly identifies the manufacturer as Analog Devices Inc. to avoid counterfeit parts.
Select this part when a 30 MHz pixel clock is sufficient for the target display resolution and refresh rate. The RSET resistor value determines the full-scale output current; a standard 560 Ω resistor yields typical RS-343A levels. An external 1.23 V reference such as the AD589 is required. Ensure the PCB layout provides separate analog and digital ground planes connected via ferrite beads to minimize noise coupling.
The ADV7128 series comprises three speed grades: 80 MHz (ADV7128KR80), 50 MHz (ADV7128KR50), and 30 MHz (ADV7128KR30). All variants share identical 10-bit architecture, pinout, and functional characteristics within the SOIC-28 package. The KR30 variant offers lower power consumption and reduced dynamic performance requirements compared to the faster models, making it suitable for cost-sensitive applications where high bandwidth is not critical.
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