
OPERA TING INSTRUCTIONS
POW ER SUPPLY A ND
GROUNDING CONSIDERA TIONS
Clearly, the management of IR drops, power supply
noise, thermal stability and environmental noise
become critical issues when designing an 18-bit system.
To optimize the absolute accuracy of a high resolution
system, the following rules of thumb have to be followed:
1. Selection of low noise operation power supplies.
2. Proper decoupling of the supplies at the DA C using
10F ceramic disk capacitor.
3. Usage of the “ holy point” grounding technique.
4. “ K elvin-sensed-output” connection of the DA C
the load.
Consult factory for application information.
PIN
FUNCTION
PIN
FUNCTION
1
REF OUT
32
A NA GND
2
GA IN A DJUST
31
OUTPUT
3
+15V
30
SUM M ING JUNCTION
4
-15V
29
20V SPA N
5
DIG GND
28
10V SPA N
6
LEN
27
BIPOLA R OFFSET
7
HEN
26
REF IN
8
DBO (LSB)
25
DB17 (M SB)
9
DB1
24
DB16
10
DB2
23
DB15
11
DB3
22
DB14
12
DB4
21
DB13
13
DB5
20
DB12
14
DB6
19
DB11
15
DB7
18
DB10
16
DB8
17
DB9
ORDERING INFORM A TION
TEM PERA TURE
M ODEL
RA NGE
SCREENING
SP9380C-18
0 Cto70
–
SP9380C-16
0 Cto70
–
SP9380B-18
–55 C to +125 C
M IL-STD-883C
SP9380B-16
–55 C to +125 C
M IL-STD-883C
1.145 (29.08)
1.155.(29.34)
0.120 (3.05)
0.130.(3.30)
0.20 (5.08)
0.25.(6.35)
0.190 (4.85)
0.200.(5.08)
DIM ENSIONS
inches
(mm)
0.095 (2.41)
0.105.(2.67)
1.735 (44.07)
1.745.(44.23)
0.900
(22.86)
INDICA TES PIN 1
1
32
16
17
TOP V IEW
0.125
(3.2)
PA CK A GE OUTLINE
PIN DESIGNA TIONS
SPECIFICA TION (Continued)
POW ER SUPPLY REQUIREM ENTS
+ 15V DC (±5% )
30mA max
–15V DC (±5% )
20mA max
Power Dissipation
600mW
Supply Rejection
±0.0001% /%
TEM PERA TURE RA NGE
Operating
–55 to +125C
Storage
–65 to +150C
PA CK A GE
32 Pin M etal
NOTES: 1. Digital input must not exceed supply voltage or go below 0.5V . 2. V IL 0.4, V HL 3.2.
3. Time that data must be stable before latch control goes to 0. 4. Time that data must be stable after latch control goes to 0.
5. Intearal Linearity, for this product, is measured as the arithmetic mean value of the magnitudes of the greatest positive deviation and the
greatest negative deviation from the theoretical value for any given input combination.
SP9380