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YINGHUA MCP4251-503E/ST TSSOP-14 semiconductor

SKU CH-3REW-GDV6R

Dual 503 kΩ digital potentiometer IC in 14-pin TSSOP package

  • Product typeICs Semicoductors
  • Dual-channel digital potentiometer for precise voltage control
  • 14-pin TSSOP package enables compact PCB layouts
  • 503 code indicates 50 kΩ end-to-end resistance
  • 4251 series supports I²C interface for easy integration

MCP4251 14-pin digital potentiometer

The MCP4251 is a dual-channel digital potentiometer in a TSSOP-14 package. It provides 503 resistance taps per channel for precise electronic adjustment. The device suits engineers building calibration or gain-control circuits. It arrives new and ready for surface-mount assembly.

Designs needing non-volatile wiper memory

This part fits applications where volatile wiper settings are acceptable and re-calibration at power-up is routine. Buyers who need the wiper position retained after power loss should consider alternatives with built-in EEPROM. Circuits requiring more than two independent channels will need additional devices. The 14-lead footprint also demands compatible PCB pad layout.

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Price $24.99
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Product typeICs Semicoductors

Questions about this item

Does the TSSOP-14 package fit my existing 14-pin footprint?

Yes, the 14-lead TSSOP-14 body matches a standard 14-pin land pattern for reflow soldering.

Will the 503 code work with the same MCU pins as the 4251 family?

The 503 variant shares the 4251 command set and pin-out, so existing firmware drives it without change.

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