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Lowpower ADC chip for digitizing 10Hz

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There should be plenty of them on the market: the best candidate will be SAR-type ADC or sigma-delta ADC. You can find them at www.maxim-ic.com. One of the candidate will be MAX1400.

Willy
 

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you can use MAX113(3 channel) or 117(7ch+1 refrence) 3.3v flash ADC, I am using this for portable 1.5v based product.
 

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I don't see the point of using flash ADC to convert 10~20Hz signal -- it is not efficient at all. Integration type or sigma-delta type ADC should be the natural choice.

Willy
 

Hi!
Please specify what do you mean by “low power”?
Power = ?,
Supply voltage = ?, etc.
There are good old 8-bits SAR ADC as ADC0801/2/3/4/5 which are really not very "low power" but may be will do the job?
 

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