16-bit ADC with PGA and temperature sensor — what it does on your board
It samples at 860 SPS and communicates over SPI, making it a compact single-chip solution for precision measurement in industrial and instrumentation designs.
Supply range and input flexibility — why it fits 3.3V and 5V systems
The input multiplexer accepts two differential or four single-ended channels, and the internal PGA amplifies small signals up to the full-scale range before conversion — useful for thermocouple or strain-gauge bridges where the signal is millivolt-level.
Temperature range — industrial and automotive environments
The on-chip temperature sensor lets you monitor ambient or board temperature without adding an external thermistor or digital sensor.
Package and footprint — 10-X2QFN layout considerations
The 10-X2QFN package measures 2 mm x 1.5 mm with a 0.50 mm pitch. Surface-mount assembly requires a controlled solder profile; the small footprint saves board space but demands careful decoupling close to the supply pins. The exposed pad on the underside should be soldered to a ground-plane island for thermal and electrical grounding.