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A 14-Bit Code-to-Current Converter

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A high-precision code-to-current converter ensuring a conversion error corresponding to 14 bits is described. The output current of the converter is ± 250 mA, and the conversion nonlinearity is ≤ 0.015%. The converter circuit has insignificant time (0.001%/h) and temperature (0.001%/10°С) drifts. The suppression of supply voltage variations is 70 dB.

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  1. MIUS Research Design Bureau, Taganrog State Radio Engineering University, ul. Petrovskaya 81, Taganrog, 347928, Russia

    I. M. Borodyansky, V. G. Galalu & P. V. Halo

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Borodyansky, I.M., Galalu, V.G. & Halo, P.V. A 14-Bit Code-to-Current Converter. Instruments and Experimental Techniques 46, 357–359 (2003). https://doi.org/10.1023/A:1024414421713

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