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Analog Devices MAX188DCPP+ — Analog & Data Acquisition

MAX188DCPP+ Analog Devices 12-bit 133k DAS ADC, 20-PDIP

MPNMAX188DCPP+
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Analog Devices MAX188DCPP+ Data Acquisition System (DAS), ADC, 12-bit, 133k sampling rate, 8-channel, dual ±5V supply, 20-DIP (0.300", 7.62mm), Through Hole, Tube.

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Packaging20-DIP (0.300", 7.62mm)
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Specifications

MAX188DCPP+ Technical Specifications
ParameterValue
TypeData Acquisition System (DAS), ADC
Mounting typeThrough Hole
Voltage±5V
Voltage supply sourceDual ±
InterfaceMICROWIRE™, QSPI™, Serial, SPI™
Operating temperature0°C ~ 70°C
PackageTube
Case20-DIP (0.300\", 7.62mm)
Resolution12 b
Number of channels8
Sampling rate (Per second)133k

Product details

12-bit DAS with 8-channel multiplexer in a 20-pin DIP

The MAX188DCPP+ from Analog Devices is a complete 12-bit Data Acquisition System (DAS) integrating an 8-channel multiplexer, a successive-approximation ADC, and a serial interface in a single 20-pin DIP package. It samples at 133 ksps, which sets the throughput ceiling for multiplexed acquisition across all eight channels — at full speed each channel is sampled roughly every 60 µs, so the aggregate data rate is 133k words per second. The dual ±5 V supply rails give the internal ADC a bipolar input range without external level shifting — the analog front-end accepts signals that swing below ground, which is a common requirement for industrial sensor bridges and current-shunt monitors.

Through-hole PDIP — board-fit and integration

The serial interface supports MICROWIRE, QSPI, and SPI — any of these three protocols can drive the conversion start and read the result, so the part ties directly to most microcontroller SPI peripherals without glue logic.