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AD977CR - 16-Bit 100 kSPS Serial ADC | Analog Devices

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AD977CR Descripción general

Analog Devices AD977CR is a 16-bit, 100 kSPS serial-output successive-approximation analog-to-digital converter operating from a single 5 V supply in a 20-pin SOIC package. The AD977 family supports unipolar input ranges of 0–5 V and 0–4 V and bipolar input ranges of ±5 V and ±3.3 V, with the input range selected through external circuitry. Its maximum stated power dissipation is 100 mW, while a dedicated power-down mode is available for systems requiring reduced consumption when conversion is not active. The converter is designed for instrumentation, industrial control, data acquisition, communications, and embedded signal-processing systems that require 16-bit resolution without the throughput rate of a high-speed flash converter. The AD977CR is identified by the verified listing as a 20-pin SOIC device supplied in a tube. Its suffix indicates a ceramic-package ordering option within the AD977 family, while the related AD977A reaches 200 kSPS. The AD977CR should therefore be selected when 100 kSPS is sufficient and the lower-power family variant is preferred. According to the Analog Devices product page, each device contains a successive-approximation conversion core and supports a single 5 V supply. The verified data identifies external-reference and input-range choices but does not provide a complete pin-name table, so the pin diagram is intentionally left unpopulated rather than reconstructed from assumptions. This page combines the verified 16-bit resolution, 100 kSPS throughput, supply requirements, input ranges, package information, pricing, and product-family distinctions with practical selection and design guidance.

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Variantes de esta serie

Modelos de la misma serie compatibles directamente con AD977CR (mismo factor de forma y huella) — difiere en Supply Voltage, Throughput Rate.

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Supply Voltage: 5 V single supply
Throughput Rate: 100 kSPS for AD977; 200 kSPS for AD977A
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AD977AR

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📦 20-pin SOIC
Successive-approximation switched-capacitor ADC · 16 bit · 1 input · Single ended · 100 kSPS for AD977; 200 kSPS for AD977A · 5 V single supply · 2.5 V internal reference · External or internal

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AD977CR Valores máximos y características eléctricas

Converter Type Successive-approximation ADC
Resolución 16 bit
Throughput Rate 100 kSPS
Tensión de alimentación 5 V
Power Dissipation 100 mW maximum
Input Voltage Range, Unipolar 0 V to 5 V or 0 V to 4 V
Input Voltage Range, Bipolar +/-5 V or +/-3.3 V
Output Interface Serial
Encapsulado 20-pin SOIC
Package Material Ceramic
Packaging Tube
Power-Down Mode Available
Tipo de montaje Surface mount
Analog Input Type Single-ended or differential, selectable through external circuitry

Guía de configuración de pines de AD977CR ceramic

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Aplicaciones típicas

AD977CR es adecuado para 6 aplicacións: Industrial Process Data Acquisition, Precision Instrumentation, Communications Signal Monitoring, Audio and Vibration Analysis, Embedded Control and Monitoring, Power and Energy Monitoring.

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Industrial Process Data Acquisition

The AD977CR fits industrial process-measurement systems that require 16-bit conversion at up to 100 kSPS from a single 5 V supply. Its supported unipolar 0–5 V and 0–4 V input ranges can be used with conditioned pressure, temperature, and position sensors, while bipolar ±5 V or ±3.3 V configurations support bipolar sensor outputs. The converter provides one sample every 10 microseconds at its stated throughput. Its 100 mW maximum power dissipation and power-down mode also help manage thermal demand in compact acquisition hardware. The application requires careful reference and input-network layout, plus confirmation of the exact operating-temperature grade before deployment.

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Precision Instrumentation

The AD977CR is appropriate for precision laboratory and test instruments where 16-bit resolution is useful but 100 kSPS is sufficient for the measurement bandwidth. A single 5 V supply simplifies system power planning, and the available 0–4 V unipolar range can accommodate suitable front-end outputs without bipolar conversion circuitry. At 100,000 samples per second, the converter can represent waveforms or rapidly acquired measurement sequences while keeping power dissipation at or below the stated 100 mW maximum. Designers should place the input network, reference, and converter on a clean analog section of the PCB, and verify accuracy-related specifications such as SNR and integral nonlinearity in the manufacturer datasheet.

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Communications Signal Monitoring

The AD977CR can be used in communications monitoring equipment when the required signal bandwidth is compatible with a 100 kSPS sampling rate. Its 16-bit resolution preserves fine amplitude detail in received or baseband signal measurements, while the 5 V supply and serial interface suit compact embedded acquisition cards. The 0–5 V unipolar range supports many standardized analog monitoring outputs, and the ±3.3 V bipolar option can serve suitable centered signals. Engineers must ensure aliasing is controlled before the ADC input and must keep switching-node and communication-interface returns separated from the sensitive analog path. The AD977CR is better suited to monitoring than to high-bandwidth communications waveform capture.

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Audio and Vibration Analysis

The AD977CR is suitable for selected audio, vibration, and condition-monitoring channels where a 100 kSPS ceiling is acceptable. Its 16-bit resolution provides substantially more amplitude detail than lower-resolution general-purpose converters, while the single 5 V operation simplifies portable or embedded test equipment. For a 10 kHz input bandwidth, the 100 kSPS rate provides a basic factor-of-10 oversampling margin before considering the filter and antialiasing requirements. The selected input network must preserve signal integrity and reject out-of-band energy, while power-down mode can reduce consumption during inactive intervals. Engineers should verify noise, distortion, and frequency-response specifications directly from the family datasheet.

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Embedded Control and Monitoring

The AD977CR can serve as an analog front end in embedded control systems that monitor slow or medium-bandwidth sensor channels. Its 100 kSPS rate offers more temporal resolution than required by many temperature, level, and actuator-feedback systems, while 16-bit resolution improves representation of small sensor changes. The 5 V supply operation and 100 mW maximum dissipation allow integration into compact control electronics, provided the board has adequate thermal margin. A practical design can use power-down mode during idle intervals and external circuitry for input-range translation. Firmware and system timing must account for the serial conversion process, and the ADC's exact acquisition timing should be checked in the manufacturer documentation.

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Power and Energy Monitoring

The AD977CR can be used in power-monitoring equipment that samples scaled voltage or current signals with 16-bit resolution and 100 kSPS throughput. Its unipolar 0–5 V and 0–4 V ranges are compatible with appropriately conditioned outputs from current transformers, dividers, or analog front ends. The sampling interval of 10 microseconds provides a practical basis for calculating RMS, peak, and power calculations in the downstream controller. The converter's 100 mW maximum dissipation is suitable for compact monitoring modules, although accuracy depends on the external gain and reference network. PCB layout should minimize ground drops across the analog input path and keep high-current switching loops physically separate from the converter and its reference.

Resumen de productos recomendados

AD977BRZ Analog Devices Se usa en: Industrial Process Data Acquisition, Communications Signal Monitoring, Embedded Control and Monitoring, Power and Energy Monitoring AD677KRZ Analog Devices ADC comparison candidate Se usa en: Industrial Process Data Acquisition, Communications Signal Monitoring, Audio and Vibration Analysis AD976BRZ Analog Devices Se usa en: Precision Instrumentation, Audio and Vibration Analysis, Power and Energy Monitoring AD977ABRZ AD977-family comparison candidate Se usa en: Precision Instrumentation, Embedded Control and Monitoring
What is the AD977CR?
The AD977CR is a 16-bit, 100 kSPS serial-output successive-approximation ADC from Analog Devices. According to the Analog Devices AD977 product page, it operates from a single 5 V supply and is intended for low-power, high-resolution signal acquisition. The verified package information identifies a 20-pin SOIC configuration, and the AD977CR ordering option is supplied in a ceramic package and tube.
What are the key specifications of AD977CR that engineers should know?
The AD977CR combines 16-bit resolution, a 100 kSPS conversion rate, and a single 5 V supply in a 20-pin SOIC package. According to the Analog Devices product page, supported input configurations include unipolar 0–5 V and 0–4 V ranges plus bipolar ±5 V and ±3.3 V ranges using external circuitry. Maximum power dissipation is listed as 100 mW, and a power-down mode is provided for reduced operating power.
What is the conversion throughput of AD977CR?
The AD977CR converts at 100 kSPS, meaning it can complete up to 100,000 sample conversions per second. According to the Analog Devices AD977 product page, this differentiates it from the AD977A, which operates at 200 kSPS. Choose the AD977CR when its 100 kSPS rate satisfies the acquisition bandwidth and the lower-throughput family member is preferable.
What input voltage ranges does AD977CR support?
The AD977CR supports unipolar ranges of 0–5 V and 0–4 V and bipolar ranges of ±5 V and ±3.3 V through external input circuitry. According to the manufacturer description in the verified AD977CR datasheet listings, the family provides a choice of external reference and input-range connections. The selected range must be implemented with the appropriate external resistor and network arrangement.
What supply voltage and power consumption should I design around for AD977CR?
The AD977CR operates from a single 5 V supply and has a stated maximum power dissipation of 100 mW. According to the verified Analog Devices AD977 family description, a power-down mode is also available when the converter is not needed. Board-level supply design should therefore provide a stable 5 V rail and accommodate the analog and digital return currents required by the selected input configuration.
Where can I download the AD977CR datasheet PDF?
The official Analog Devices AD977 product page is the appropriate starting point for the AD977 and AD977A datasheet. The verified search results also provide third-party AD977CR PDF pages, including an Alldatasheet listing identifying a 24-page document. For design sign-off, use the manufacturer document linked from the official AD977 page and compare the ordering information with the ceramic SOIC AD977CR variant.
Where can I find the AD977CR pinout?
The AD977CR pinout must be taken from the pin configuration in the Analog Devices AD977 family datasheet because the verified search results confirm a 20-pin SOIC package but do not provide a complete, trustworthy pin-name table. The package diagram therefore remains null in this generated record. Use the manufacturer pinout for wiring rather than relying on a generic SOIC-20 diagram or an unverified third-party drawing.
What is the difference between AD977CR and AD977A?
The AD977CR provides a 100 kSPS conversion rate, while the related AD977A provides 200 kSPS. According to the official Analog Devices product page, both belong to the 16-bit, low-power AD977/AD977A family and operate from a single 5 V supply. The verified cross-reference data also identifies AD977ABRZ, but it does not establish that it uses the same package or pinout as the 20-pin SOIC AD977CR.
Where to buy AD977CR online?
The AD977CR is available for online purchasing through LCSC, where the verified listing reports the component in stock and states a price of $29.5302. According to the LCSC result, its listing also provides datasheet, package, and pinout resources. Prices are current as of 2026-10-28; additional authorized-distributor availability may change, so confirm stock and lead time before placing a production order.
What is the price of AD977CR?
The verified AD977CR price is $29.5302 per unit, with the commercial listing identifying the part as in stock. The price reference is as of 2026-10-28. Because the supplied data does not include verified quantity-break schedules or distributor-specific landed costs, the available tiers retain the same listed unit price rather than presenting unverified volume discounts.
What is the lead time for AD977CR?
The supplied AD977CR listings do not provide a verified manufacturer lead time or a dated stock quantity for bulk production. The LCSC listing reports the component as in stock, while the verified price reference is $29.5302 as of 2026-10-28. Engineers should request a current quotation and written lead-time confirmation before committing an obsolete or lifecycle-limited device to a new production program.
Is AD977CR suitable for industrial data acquisition?
The AD977CR can fit industrial data-acquisition designs that require 16-bit resolution at 100 kSPS from a single 5 V supply. Its supported 0–5 V, 0–4 V, ±5 V, and ±3.3 V input arrangements make it adaptable to conditioned transducer signals. The verified operating-temperature rating is unavailable, however, so industrial suitability must be confirmed against the exact manufacturer ordering table and enclosure temperature requirements.
When should I choose AD977CR over a faster ADC?
Choose the AD977CR when 100 kSPS is sufficient and 16-bit resolution, a single 5 V supply, and a maximum stated power dissipation of 100 mW are more important than maximum conversion speed. According to the Analog Devices product page, the faster AD977A doubles throughput to 200 kSPS. The AD977CR is therefore appropriate for slower instrumentation and control loops where its lower family throughput is functionally sufficient.
Can AD977BRZ replace AD977CR?
The verified data does not establish AD977BRZ as a drop-in replacement for the AD977CR. A comparison result identifies both as 20-pin devices, but the available evidence does not confirm identical package construction, thermal rating, pinout, and electrical equivalence. Treat AD977BRZ as a candidate for detailed review rather than a guaranteed drop-in substitute, and verify its manufacturer datasheet before PCB reuse.
What is the best drop-in replacement for AD977CR?
No verified drop-in replacement for the AD977CR was identified in the supplied cross-reference results. The available candidates include AD977BRZ, AD977ABRZ, AD976BRZ, and AD677KRZ, but their package and parameter equivalence is not established sufficiently for a drop-in claim. Engineers should use the official family data and distributor cross-reference tools to verify pinout, supply, input range, conversion speed, and lifecycle status before selecting a replacement.

Datos de referencia de ingeniería para AD977CR — comparación, orientación de diseño e información de cumplimiento.

Guía de selección

Choose the AD977CR when a system needs 16-bit resolution, a 100 kSPS maximum sampling rate, and operation from one 5 V rail. It is a reasonable fit for process instrumentation, test equipment, signal monitoring, and embedded acquisition when the available unipolar or bipolar input ranges match the conditioned sensor output. The related AD977A should be selected when twice the sampling rate is valuable. AD977AR is the closest same-family ordering option identified for same-package review, but the exact grade, temperature, pinout, and lifecycle conditions must still be confirmed in the manufacturer data before substitution. Do not select AD977BRZ, AD977ABRZ, AD976BRZ, or AD677KRZ as an automatic replacement because the verified results do not prove package, pin, and parameter equivalence. Because the AD977CR is identified as obsolete and only one verified commercial price is available, engineers should also assess lifecycle risk, last-time-buy availability, and redesign cost before committing it to a new production design.

Comparación con alternativas

Parámetro Este producto AD977AR
Package 20-pin SOIC 20-pin SOIC
Brand Analog Devices Analog Devices
Resolution 16 bit 16 bit
Throughput Rate 100 kSPS 100 kSPS
Supply Voltage 5 V 5 V
Output Interface Serial Serial

Diferenciadores clave

  • Uses the 100 kSPS AD977 performance level (frente a AD977A family)
  • Provides 16-bit conversion from a single 5 V supply (frente a AD976BRZ)
  • Offers four documented input-range choices (frente a AD677KRZ)

Notas de diseño

Keep the AD977CR input network, reference connection, and analog return path close to the converter while separating them from digital clock and serial-data routing. Use the manufacturer reference and input-range circuit as the layout baseline because component values and topology are not present in the supplied data. A single 5 V supply may require local bypass capacitors and a low-impedance return plane to prevent supply ripple from appearing as conversion error.

The 100 kSPS conversion rate must be treated together with the front-end bandwidth rather than as a substitute for an anti-aliasing filter. Confirm the required input bandwidth, settle time, and acquisition behavior in the AD977 family datasheet before selecting the filter. Route the serial output away from the analog input and reference nodes, use a continuous ground reference under the device, and verify timing margins for the connected controller or programmable logic.

The verified maximum power dissipation is 100 mW, but actual system heat depends on supply voltage, conversion activity, and the selected operating mode. Provide a stable 5 V rail and use power-down mode when continuous conversion is unnecessary. Do not calculate analog headroom or external-component values without the exact input-range circuit from the manufacturer datasheet, since the verified excerpts do not provide the required resistor values or reference level.

Do not assume that AD977BRZ, AD977ABRZ, AD976BRZ, or AD677KRZ is a drop-in replacement merely because a comparison page lists 20 pins. Verify package dimensions, pin names, exposed connections, supply requirements, input ranges, conversion timing, and temperature grade against the manufacturer documents. The verified search results do not establish enough information to claim those parts are pin-to-pin compatible with the AD977CR.

Información de cumplimiento

RoHS
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REACH
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AEC-Q100
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Libre de plomo
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Libre de halógenos
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Minerales en conflicto
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The supplied verified data does not explicitly state compliance for the AD977CR. A separate comparison listing mentions RoHS and REACH information for AD977ABRZ, but that statement is not transferred to the AD977CR.

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