STARTECH PXT1011 1 ft computer power cord NEMA5-15P to C13
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16-bit ADC module captures eight synchronised channels at 200 kSPS using the AD7606
This 16-bit AD7606 module captures eight synchronised analogue channels at 200 ksps. It suits engineers building test rigs, industrial monitors or research instruments that need simultaneous multi-channel sampling in a compact add-on board.
Buyers needing sample rates above 200 ksps or fewer than eight channels should look elsewhere. The fixed 16-bit resolution also makes it unsuitable for applications demanding higher dynamic range.
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The AD7606 uses a parallel data bus with control lines for conversion start, read and reset, so the host must provide enough GPIO or a parallel port to drive 16 data bits plus control signals.
The AD7606 does not use SPI; it outputs parallel words, so it cannot share a serial bus with older SPI sensors without an additional parallel-to-serial bridge.
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