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Maxim MAX1188BCUP 16-bit 135 kSPS ADC, Active

MPNMAX1188BCUP
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Maxim MAX1188BCUP, 16-bit 135 kSPS ADC, Bulk shipping, RoHS non-compliant, Active lifecycle.

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MAX1188BCUP Technical Specifications
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Product details

What the MAX1188BCUP is and where it fits

The Maxim MAX1188BCUP is a 16-bit successive-approximation ADC with a 135 kSPS conversion rate. It is designed for precision data-acquisition systems — industrial process control, instrumentation front-ends, and medical monitoring — where 16-bit resolution at moderate throughput is the baseline requirement. The 135 kSPS rate keeps it in the mid-speed tier: fast enough for multi-channel scanning of slow signals (temperature, pressure, strain) but not built for high-speed digitisation of audio or vibration bands.

Lifecycle and compliance reality

The catch: it is RoHS non-compliant. That rules it out for any BOM that requires lead-free assembly — medical, consumer, or automotive boards with RoHS mandates will need a compliant alternative. For legacy industrial or military builds where tin-lead solder is still specified, this part is a direct fit.

Frequently asked questions

Is MAX1188BCUP RoHS compliant?

No, the MAX1188BCUP is RoHS non-compliant. It is intended for designs that permit tin-lead solder, such as certain industrial, military, or aerospace assemblies.

What is the resolution and conversion rate of MAX1188BCUP?

The MAX1188BCUP is a 16-bit ADC with a 135 kSPS conversion rate. That is 16-bit resolution at 135 thousand samples per second — a mid-speed precision ADC for multi-channel scanning of slow analog signals.