IC 16-BIT PARALLEL-IN D/A 28SOIC
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Integrated Circuits (ICs)Description
IC 16-BIT PARALLEL-IN D/A 28SOIC
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Product Parameter
Negative Supply Voltage-Nom
-15V
Product Parameter
Supply Type
Analog, Digital, Dual
Product Parameter
Differential Nonlinearity
2 LSB
Product Parameter
Dual Supply Voltage
15V
Product Parameter
Power Consumption
10mW
Product Parameter
Max Dual Supply Voltage
16.5V
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DAC715UK is a Data Acquisition - Digital to Analog Converters (DAC) component from Texas Instruments. This product page summarizes the core sourcing details buyers need before checking price, availability, documentation, or samples.
DAC715UK is listed with package reference 28SOIC. The current product description is IC 16-BIT PARALLEL-IN D/A 28SOIC, and buyers should confirm package, footprint, and electrical details against the datasheet or quotation notes before approval.
This page currently shows 23977 units in stock and 12245 units available for DAC715UK. Because electronic component availability can change quickly, submit an RFQ to confirm live stock, lead time, and final pricing.
Yes. Use the Quick Quote or Request Sample action on this page to send the quantity and sourcing requirements for DAC715UK by Texas Instruments. The TrustCompo team can review price, availability, and documentation support.
A dedicated datasheet link is not currently listed for DAC715UK by Texas Instruments. Contact us with the part number and required parameters so the team can help confirm documentation during quotation.
Buyers should confirm the manufacturer, package, quantity, target price, RoHS or compliance needs, and any Certificate of Conformance or traceability requirements for DAC715UK before approving the order.
Data Acquisition - Digital to Analog Converters (DAC)
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