Precision resistor ladder or capacitor array used in DACs and PWM generators for accurate voltage division and signal conversion.
Commonly used trade names and technical identifiers for Resistor Ladder / Capacitor Array.
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Resistor ladders use precision resistors to create current division, offering better DC accuracy and linearity. Capacitor arrays use charge redistribution, providing better power efficiency and smaller size but may have voltage droop issues. Resistor ladders are better for high-precision applications, while capacitor arrays excel in low-power integrated circuits.
Matching tolerance between resistor or capacitor elements directly affects linearity and accuracy. Mismatches cause differential nonlinearity (DNL) and integral nonlinearity (INL) errors. For example, in an 8-bit DAC, 1% matching tolerance can cause up to 2.5 LSB error. Precision matching ensures monotonic conversion and minimizes distortion.
Temperature changes cause resistance/capacitance value drift, affecting gain error and linearity. High-quality components use materials with low temperature coefficients (5-25 ppm/°C) and matched thermal characteristics. Temperature compensation circuits or calibration may be required for precision applications across wide temperature ranges.
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