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Vendor:
CoreHW
Category:
DAC
Capacitive DACs, 16bit (1d+7b+8b) - XFAB 180nm
Capacitive DACs, 16bit (1d+7b+8b) - XFAB 180nm
Overview
Capacitive DACs, 16bit (1d+7b+8b) - XFAB 180nm
Specifications
Identity
Part Number
CoreDAC16b1AXH180
Vendor
CoreHW
Type
Silicon IP
Analog
Resolution bits
16 Bit
Files
Note: some files may require an NDA depending on provider policy.
Provider
HQ:
Finland
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