Microchip Technology MCP3461R-E/ST

The MCP3461R-E/ST is an Analog-to-Digital Converter (ADC) integrated circuit (IC) produced by Microchip Technology. Here's an overview of the component along with its functions, applications, alternative components, and embedded modules. Overview: The MCP3461R-E/ST is a 16-bit Delta Sigma Analog-to-Digital Converter (ADC) that offers a low-power, high-accuracy solution for precision measurement applications. It includes a programmable gain amplifier (PGA), an analog front-end, and is designed to provide high-resolution data acquisition. Functions: - 16-bit resolution - Delta-sigma modulation - Programmable gain amplifier - Low-power consumption Applications: - Industrial process control - Data acquisition systems - Energy monitoring - Portable instrumentation - Medical devices Alternative Components: - Texas Instruments ADS1115 - Maxim Integrated MAX11210 - Analog Devices AD7791 Embedded Modules: The MCP3461R-E/ST can be embedded into custom PCB designs and is often used with microcontrollers and other components for data acquisition and processing. Related Q&A: 1. Can the MCP3461R-E/ST be used in battery-powered applications? 2. How does the programmable gain amplifier in the MCP3461R-E/ST work? 3. What is the maximum sampling rate of the MCP3461R-E/ST? 4. Are there any evaluation boards available for the MCP3461R-E/ST? 5. Can the MCP3461R-E/ST be used for temperature measurement in industrial applications?