AD5686ARUZ

AD5686ARUZ is Analog Devices’ quad 16-bit digital-to-analog converter (DAC) with a serial (SPI-compatible) interface. It provides four independent voltage-output channels and is suitable for precision control, calibration, and instrumentation.
Key points:
- Quad 16-bit DAC with SPI-like serial input
- Four voltage-output channels; supports external reference or internal reference options
- Designed for high accuracy, monotonicity, low glitch, and low drift
- Typical uses: microcontroller-driven analog control, test & measurement, instrumentation
- ARUZ suffix indicates a specific packaging/shipping option (RoHS-compliant, tape-and-reel)
For exact electrical specs (supply range, reference options, settling time, INL/DNL, output ranges, and recommended operating conditions), consult the AD5686 datasheet and the packaging note for ARUZ.

Key features of AD5686ARUZ (quad 16-bit voltage-output DAC, I2C interface):
- Quad 16-bit DAC with four buffered voltage-output channels (Vout0–Vout3).
- I2C-compatible serial interface with selectable device address (multi-device bus on same lines).
- External reference input (REF) for full-scale setting; internal reference option not guaranteed on all variants—check datasheet.
- Output range: 0 to VREF per channel (configurable via reference); buffer amplifiers drive loads.
- Wide supply range: typically 2.7V to 5.5V.
- Simultaneous update: LDAC/ latch feature to update all channels together.
- Low-glitch, fast settling performance suitable for precise applications.
- Power-down modes and software reset for reduced power consumption.
- Suitable for industrial/temp ranges (verify exact temp spec in datasheet).
- Protection and robustness: ESD protection and standard ADI device protections.
Note: Confirm exact numbers (settling time, temperature range, reference options, package) in the latest datasheet for your specific lot and packaging (ARUZ).

AD5686ARUZ is in a 16-pin TSSOP (small-outline) package.

28 pins. It is a quad 16‑bit voltage‑output DAC with a serial (SPI‑compatible) interface, providing four buffered outputs (VOUTA–VOUTD), plus a reference input and standard DAC control pins (e.g., CS, SCLK, SDI/SDO, LDAC, SHDN) and power pins.

Analog Devices, Inc. (Analog Devices). It is a global American semiconductor company specializing in high-performance analog, mixed-signal, and DSP integrated circuits.