The pin configuration for the AD8403ARUZ50 is as follows: 1. VDD - Power supply 2. CS - Chip select 3. SCLK - Serial clock input 4. SDI - Serial data input 5. SDO - Serial data output 6. GND - Ground 7. A - Terminal A of the potentiometer 8. B - Terminal B of the potentiometer 9. W - Wiper terminal of the potentiometer
The AD8403ARUZ50 operates by digitally controlling the position of the wiper terminal within the potentiometer. This digital control is achieved through the SPI interface, allowing for precise and repeatable adjustments to the resistance value. The non-volatile memory ensures that the resistance settings are retained, making it suitable for applications where consistent resistance values are required even after power cycles.
The AD8403ARUZ50 finds application in various electronic systems, including: - Audio equipment for volume control and tone adjustment. - Instrumentation and measurement devices for calibration and signal conditioning. - Industrial control systems for setting variable parameters such as motor speed or temperature control. - Programmable power supplies for fine-tuning output voltages.
Some alternative models to the AD8403ARUZ50 include: - AD8400AR10 - 10kΩ, 1-channel digital potentiometer - AD8402AR100 - 100kΩ, 2-channel digital potentiometer - MCP4131T-104E/MS - 100kΩ, 1-channel digital potentiometer with SPI interface
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