The ICL7134 is a high-precision, four-quadrant multiplying digital-to-analog converter (DAC) that combines thin-film resistor technology with advanced CMOS circuitry. This integrated circuit features an on-chip PROM-controlled correction circuit that enables true 14-bit performance without requiring external adjustments. The device is designed for applications demanding high accuracy and stability, offering exceptional linearity and low temperature coefficients.
With its microprocessor-compatible interface and double-buffered inputs, the ICL7134 simplifies system integration while maintaining precision performance. The four-quadrant multiplication capability makes it suitable for a wide range of analog signal processing applications.
The ICL7134 is suitable for a wide range of precision analog applications, including:
The ICL7134 architecture consists of several key functional blocks:
The double-buffered input structure allows simultaneous update of multiple DACs while maintaining data integrity. The interface includes:
The multiplying DAC core uses precision thin-film resistors and CMOS switches to achieve high accuracy. The four-quadrant architecture allows both positive and negative reference voltages and output currents.
The on-chip PROM stores calibration coefficients that automatically compensate for gain and linearity errors, eliminating the need for manual adjustments.
The 28-pin package includes the following key pins:
The ICL7134 accepts reference voltages from -10V to +10V, allowing flexible system design. For optimal performance:
To maintain the device's high performance:
While the ICL7134 has low power dissipation, in high-temperature environments:
The ICL7134