ADI 16-bit 15MSPS data acquisition solution
ADAQ23875, Shortening Measurement System Development Cycles
Achieve a footprint that is 1/4 that of discrete solutions.


Analog Devices (ADI) announced on the 25th the launch of the 'ADAQ23875', a 16-bit, 15 MSPS performance micromodule (µModule®) data acquisition solution that digitizes high-speed transient signals in power analysis applications and implements low-latency digital control loops in hardware-in-the-loop (HiL) or source-measure unit applications.

The ADAQ23875 incorporates signal conditioning circuitry for scaling sensor signals, reducing the footprint by a factor of four compared to comparable discrete solutions. By enabling the device, rather than the design engineer, to perform component selection, optimization, and layout tasks, users can shorten the development cycle for precision, high-speed measurement systems.

It provides a common mode input range of -1 to 4 V and 96 dB CMRR performance, ensuring that the system maintains consistent system performance throughout its life cycle during manufacturing.

The ADAQ2387x family consists of 16- and 18-bit resolution devices with a variety of input ranges and is sampling now. The single-input, 16-bit ADAQ23875 is priced at $27.55 per unit in 1,000-unit quantities and is currently in production. The 1-input, 16-bit 'ADAQ23876' is priced at US$32.55 per unit in quantities of 1,000, and is scheduled for mass production in August. The 4-input, 18-bit 'ADAQ23878' is priced at US$39.55 per unit and is scheduled for mass production in September.