At 9:43 AM 11/6/96, Fish, David wrote:
>Your probably thinking of the MAX502. It's a V out, 12-bit interface DAC
>needs an external reference (-10V). The supply is +/-12 to +/-15V. It's
>output can be +/-10V.
Yeah, I'm getting myself confused now. :-/ (I do that sometimes.) The
Maxim reps were out here a couple weeks ago and I think I cross-multiplied
features from something they were talking about doing with the one that was
alrady out...
Anyway, I'm a little concerned about the 502 now since it doesn't seem to
be in any of the databooks and the datasheet isn't available on their
web-page. Wonder if it's obsoleted?
>FWIW, I have a design on paper (actually disk) that allows a Cine'
>logic board to interface to a G05-802. For the DAC I used the Analog
>Devices AD667 since I had some available and basically ripped
>the rest of the Cine' design.
The 667 would be a good choice too. (I just went with the Maxim since they
were good with the free samples and we buy >1million RS232 transcievers per
year from them... ;-) The 667 is Voltage output too, so that works for me.
I'd like to see your design...
-Clay
Clayton N. Cowgill Engineering Manager
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