Renesas has launched the AnalogPAK series of programmable mixed-signal ICs, including a 14-bit SAR ADC with a programmable gain amplifier. According to the company, this industry-first device combines a rich set of digital and analog features to support measurement, data processing, logic control, and data output.
AnalogPAK devices, a subset of the GreenPAK family, are NVM-programmable ICs that enable designers to integrate multiple system functions. ICs in both groups minimize component count, board space, and power and can replace standard mixed-signal products and discrete circuits. They also provide reliable hardware supervisory functions for SoCs and microcontrollers.
The SLG47011 multichannel SAR ADC offers user-defined power-saving modes for all macrocells. Designers can switch off some blocks in sleep mode to reduce power consumption to the microamp level. Key features include:
- VDD range of 1.71 V to 3.6 V
- SAR ADC: up to 14-bit, up to 2.35 Msps in 8-bit mode
- PGA: six amplifier configurations, rail-to-rail I/O, 1x to 64x gain
- DAC: 12-bit, 333 ksps
- Hardware math block for multiplication, addition, subtraction, and division
- 4096-word memory table block
- Oscillators: 2/10 kHz and 20/40 MHz
- Analog temperature sensor
- Configurable counter/delay blocks
- I2C and SPI communication interfaces
- Available in a 16-pin, 2.0×2.0×0.55-mm QFN package
In addition to the SLG47011, Renesas announced three other AnalogPAK devices. The compact SLG47001 and SLG47003 enable precise, cost-effective measurement systems for applications like gas sensors, power meters, servers, and wearables. The SLG47004-A is an automotive Grade 1 qualified device for infotainment, navigation, chassis and body electronics, and automotive display clusters.
The AnalogPAK devices are available now from Renesas and authorized distributors.
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