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AD633JRZ-RL
+Lista de MateriaisIC MULTIPLIER ANALOG 8-SOIC
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FabricanteAnalog Devices Inc.
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Peça do Fabricante #AD633JRZ-RL
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Ficha Técnica AD633JRZ-RL DataSheet
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Pacote SOIC-8
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Especificações
| Atributo | Valor |
| Supplier | Analog Devices Inc. |
| Package | Tape & Reel (TR),Cut Tape (CT) |
| ProductStatus | Active |
| Function | Analog Multiplier |
| NumberofBits/Stages | 4-Quadrant |
| Package/Case | 8-SOIC (0.154, 3.90mm Width) |
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Description
Features
- 4-quadrant precision analog multiplier/divider
- Multiplies two signals (X and Y) and adds a DC term (Z) to produce W
- W = (X × Y)/10 + Z (typical transfer)
- X, Y, Z inputs with buffered high-impedance inputs
- Wide supply range; supports single or dual-supply operation
- Good linearity, low offset/drift for analog computation
- Internal resistor network; minimal external components for basic use
- Versatile for modulation, detection, squaring, squelching, and other analog computations
- Package: JRZ-RL indicates Tape & Reel packaging (for automated assembly); RoHS compliant
Note: Exact electrical ranges and pinout depend on the datasheet and package variant.
Pinout
- Function: Four‑quadrant analog multiplier. W = (X × Y)/10 + Z; X and Y are multiplier inputs, Z is an offset input, W is the output. Includes ±V supply pins and offset/null adjustment pins as per the AD633 data sheet.
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Application
- Analog computation: real-time multiplication/division of two signals; squaring for RMS/power detection.
- Modulation/demodulation: RF mixers, product detectors, synchronous demodulators (AM/PM/FM).
- Phase/vector processing: phase detectors, IQ demodulation, vector rotation.
- Signal conditioning: variable gain, control loops, AGC blocks.
- Instrumentation/test gear: nonlinear signal processing, RMS/power measurements, analog computing blocks.
Used wherever real-time two-signal multiplication or division is needed in analog signal processing or communications.