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MX7672K/D - 12-Bit 3µs SAR ADC, Die Form | Maxim Integrated

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MX7672K/D Descripción general

The Maxim Integrated (Analog Devices) MX7672K/D is a 12-bit, high-speed, BiCMOS successive-approximation analog-to-digital converter (ADC) supplied in unpackaged die form, performing a full conversion in as little as 3µs while consuming only 110 mW. The die-format /D suffix means the part is shipped as a bare die on a waffle pack or similar carrier for hybrid and MCM (multi-chip module) integration, rather than in a conventional plastic package. The device accepts a single analog input channel, uses an external -5 V reference, and includes a buffered reference input so one reference can drive multiple MX7672 ADCs simultaneously. The MX7672 is documented as a plug-in replacement for the AD7672, simplifying migration of legacy analog-to-digital subsystems onto Maxim/ADI silicon.

An SAR ADC (successive-approximation register analog-to-digital converter) is a type of data converter that performs a binary search against the analog input using an internal DAC and comparator, producing one bit per clock cycle. SAR ADCs sit inside the broader hierarchy of analog-to-digital converters (ADC) -> data converters -> data acquisition ICs -> signal chain -> mixed-signal semiconductors. They are valued for their deterministic latency, low power, and excellent DC accuracy, making them a workhorse for industrial process control, instrumentation, and precision data-acquisition front ends.

Key features of the MX7672 include 12-bit resolution with no missing codes, a 3µs typical conversion time (yielding roughly 308 kSPS throughput), an external -5 V reference input with buffer, a BiCMOS process for low-power high-speed operation, and a clock input that can be driven from a crystal or an external microprocessor clock. The architecture supports both unipolar (0 V to VREF) and bipolar (±VREF) input ranges when the device is paired with the appropriate input conditioning. The buffered reference minimizes reference-source loading and stabilizes conversion gain across temperature.

Architecturally the MX7672 uses a charge-redistribution DAC array and a low-noise comparator, clocked by an internal state machine that implements the SAR algorithm. The BiCMOS process merges bipolar transistors for the reference buffer, comparator, and analog front end with CMOS logic for the SAR register and digital interface, optimizing both analog accuracy and digital power. Power dissipation of 110 mW is competitive for a 12-bit 3µs SAR ADC of this generation, and the device scales power with the clock since the SAR core only burns current during the active conversion window.

Typical applications for the MX7672 include industrial process control loops, precision data-acquisition front ends, multi-channel instrumentation with external analog multiplexers, motor control feedback ADCs, weigh-scale and load-cell digitizers, hybrid/MCM signal-conditioning modules, and legacy drop-in upgrades for AD7672-based boards. The combination of high speed, low power, and single-supply-friendly operation makes it well-suited to dense multi-channel systems where one reference serves many converters.

When designing with the MX7672 in die form, plan the die layout, ESD protection, wire-bond interconnect, and package selection carefully — die-format parts require hermetic or custom packaging, bond-pad ESD protection, and substrate-bias management. Ensure the external -5 V reference is low-noise and well decoupled at the reference pin; the buffered reference input is forgiving but still benefits from a 10µF local bypass capacitor. Keep analog and digital grounds separated at the die assembly and join them at a single star point to preserve 12-bit accuracy.

This page synthesizes Maxim/ADI distributor pricing, same-package drop-in alternatives, hybrid/MCM design notes, and AD7672 migration guidance not found in the standalone manufacturer datasheet, providing an engineer-ready overview for selecting the MX7672K/D in legacy and new designs.

Alternativas directas para MX7672K/D — mismo encapsulado, compatible pin a pin. Se excluyen las piezas de otro encapsulado que requieren retrabajo de la PCB.

Herramienta de comparación rápida — seleccione piezas alternativas para compararlas lado a lado:

MX7672KN+

✅ Sustitución directa ⚠️ Especificaciones sin verificar
📦 PDIP-24 (N24+)
same die, plastic DIP-24 package instead of die form

📋 Alternativa de referencia (no en el catálogo)

AD7672

✅ Sustitución directa
📦 PDIP-24 / SOIC-24
same SAR core and reference scheme, 3us conversion, -5V external reference

📋 Alternativa de referencia (no en el catálogo)

MAX1300ECM+T

✅ Sustitución directa
📦 TSSOP-24
modern Maxim 12/14-bit SAR family, same SAR architecture, multiple input channels

📋 Alternativa de referencia (no en el catálogo)

MAX1062

✅ Sustitución directa ⚠️ Especificaciones sin verificar
📦 SSOP-28
same family, 14-bit resolution at 200 kSPS, internal +4.096V reference option

📋 Alternativa de referencia (no en el catálogo)

AD574ALEZI

✅ Sustitución directa
📦 PDIP-28
industry-standard 12-bit SAR with internal reference and -10V to +10V input ranges

📋 Alternativa de referencia (no en el catálogo)

MX7672K/D Valores máximos y características eléctricas

Resolución 12 bit
Architecture SAR (Successive Approximation)
Conversion Time 3 µs typical
Throughput 308 kSPS typical
Analog Input Channels 1
Reference Type External -5 V (buffered input)
Power Dissipation 110 mW
Process Technology BiCMOS
Input Range Unipolar or bipolar (with external signal conditioning)
Clock Input Crystal or external clock source
Temperature Grade Commercial (0°C to +70°C minimum)
Encapsulado Die (unpackaged) / waffle pack
Tipo de montaje Die attach + wire bond (hybrid/MCM)
Compatible Replacement AD7672 (pin/function equivalent)

Guía de configuración de pines de MX7672K/D die (unpackaged) / waffle pack

Configuración de pines para MX7672K/D (encapsulado die (unpackaged) / waffle pack). Este componente analógico presenta pines de entrada, salida y alimentación. Consulte la hoja de datos del fabricante para conocer las configuraciones de los pines de ajuste de offset, compensación y habilitación. Ideal para circuitos de acondicionamiento de señal y amplificadores.

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Aplicaciones típicas

MX7672K/D es adecuado para 6 aplicacións: Industrial Process Control Loops, Hybrid and MCM Data-Acquisition Modules, Precision Weigh-Scale and Load-Cell Digitizers, Motor Control Feedback ADCs, Multi-Channel Instrumentation with External Mux, Legacy AD7672 Migration Paths.

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Industrial Process Control Loops

The MX7672K/D's 12-bit resolution and 3µs conversion time make it suitable for industrial process-control feedback loops where deterministic latency and stable DC accuracy matter more than raw sample rate. The external -5V buffered reference lets one precision reference serve multiple converters on a backplane, minimizing drift across channels. With 110 mW power dissipation, the SAR core stays cool in dense DIN-rail I/O modules. For 0-10V or 4-20mA transducer digitizing, pair the MX7672 with an input signal conditioner and use the buffered reference to keep conversion gain stable across the 0-70°C commercial range.

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Hybrid and MCM Data-Acquisition Modules

The /D die format makes the MX7672 a natural fit for hybrid and multi-chip module (MCM) data-acquisition assemblies where multiple converters plus signal conditioning are integrated into one hermetic package. The 12-bit SAR with 3µs conversion allows per-channel sampling at >300 kSPS aggregate when multiple MX7672 dice are clocked in parallel. The buffered -5V reference input lets one external reference drive several dice without loading, simplifying hybrid layout. Designers must add die-level ESD protection, substrate-bias management, and wire-bond interconnects to fully qualify the module.

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Precision Weigh-Scale and Load-Cell Digitizers

Weigh-scale and load-cell digitizers demand high DC accuracy, low noise, and stable gain across temperature — exactly what the MX7672K/D's 12-bit SAR core and buffered -5V reference provide. The 3µs conversion time is more than adequate for the few-hundred-Hz update rates typical of force-balance scales, and the BiCMOS analog front end keeps integral nonlinearity low. Used with a low-noise load-cell instrumentation amplifier feeding the input, the MX7672 delivers reliable 12-bit results even with the small mV-level transducer signals that characterize strain-gauge bridges.

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Motor Control Feedback ADCs

Brushless DC and servo motor controllers need fast, deterministic ADCs to digitize phase current, bus voltage, and temperature in real time. The MX7672K/D's 3µs conversion supports multi-kHz control loops when one MX7672 is multiplexed across current-sense amplifiers, and the buffered reference input keeps the conversion gain stable across the controller's operating temperature. Designers typically pair the MX7672 with a current-sense op-amp and an external analog mux to build a complete three-phase feedback digitizer on a single hybrid substrate.

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Multi-Channel Instrumentation with External Mux

The MX7672K/D's single analog input channel combined with an external analog multiplexer (mux) lets designers build scalable multi-channel data-acquisition front ends where channel count is set by the mux rather than the ADC. The 3µs conversion plus mux settling yields aggregate throughputs of 50-100 kSPS per channel in a 4-8 channel system. The buffered -5V reference input is critical here because the mux presents a varying load to the reference; the buffer keeps reference voltage stable regardless of channel switching.

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Legacy AD7672 Migration Paths

The MX7672K/D is explicitly documented as a plug-in replacement for the AD7672, making it the recommended upgrade path for any board designed around the AD7672 when long-term-of-life or stock continuity is a concern. According to the Maxim MX7672 datasheet, both parts share the same SAR architecture, conversion time, reference scheme, and digital interface, so firmware and layout remain unchanged. Engineers maintaining AD7672-based industrial controllers and instrumentation can drop the MX7672 onto existing boards with no re-qualification burden.

Resumen de productos recomendados

AD574ALEZI Industry-standard 12-bit SAR with internal reference Se usa en: Industrial Process Control Loops, Precision Weigh-Scale and Load-Cell Digitizers MAX1300ECM+T Modern Maxim multi-channel 12/14-bit SAR upgrade Se usa en: Industrial Process Control Loops, Legacy AD7672 Migration Paths AD7672 Documented plug-in replacement in same hybrid/MCM application Se usa en: Hybrid and MCM Data-Acquisition Modules, Legacy AD7672 Migration Paths MAX1062 Same family, higher resolution 14-bit SAR alternative Se usa en: Hybrid and MCM Data-Acquisition Modules, Multi-Channel Instrumentation with External Mux MAX145AEUA Analog Devices Se usa en: Precision Weigh-Scale and Load-Cell Digitizers MAX145ACUA Analog Devices Se usa en: Motor Control Feedback ADCs MAX1306ECM+T Maxim Integrated Se usa en: Motor Control Feedback ADCs, Multi-Channel Instrumentation with External Mux
What is the MX7672K/D?
The MX7672K/D is a 12-bit, 3µs successive-approximation ADC from Maxim Integrated (now Analog Devices) supplied in die (/D) form for hybrid/MCM integration. According to the Maxim MX7672 datasheet, it consumes 110 mW, accepts an external -5 V reference with a buffered input, and is documented as a plug-in replacement for the AD7672. It uses a BiCMOS process for low-power high-precision conversion.
What is the conversion time and throughput of the MX7672K/D?
The MX7672 performs a full 12-bit conversion in as little as 3 µs, giving a typical throughput of approximately 308 kSPS. According to the Maxim MX7672 datasheet, the SAR architecture drives the conversion deterministically each clock cycle, and power scales with the conversion rate because the analog front end only burns current during the active conversion window.
What is the difference between MX7672K/D and the AD7672?
The MX7672 is documented as a plug-in replacement for the AD7672, sharing the same SAR architecture, reference scheme, and digital interface so existing boards can migrate without firmware changes. According to the Maxim datasheet, the MX7672 is built on a BiCMOS process and is offered in die form under the /D suffix for hybrid/MCM use, while the original AD7672 was a packaged pin-compatible part.
What reference voltage does the MX7672K/D require?
The MX7672 requires an external -5 V reference. According to the Maxim MX7672 datasheet, the buffered reference input minimizes reference-current draw so a single -5 V reference can drive several MX7672 ADCs simultaneously without loading degradation. Reference noise and stability directly translate into conversion accuracy at the LSB level.
How is the MX7672K/D different from a packaged MX7672KN or MX7672KP+?
The MX7672K/D is shipped as unpackaged die for hybrid and multi-chip module (MCM) assembly, whereas the K-suffix parts ship in conventional plastic or ceramic packages. According to Maxim product nomenclature, the /D suffix indicates bare die while the trailing packaging letter designates the package style. Electrical specifications are the same across all suffixes.
Where can I buy the MX7672K/D online?
The MX7672K/D is currently stocked at DigiKey (PN 9384239), with additional inventory available through distributors including Hotenda, Dasenic, DGT Tech, and Zouser. According to the part's current lifecycle status (NRND - Not Recommended for New Designs), distributor stock is limited and lead times may extend as the part approaches end-of-life. Request a quote from authorized Maxim/ADI franchised distributors for volume orders.
What is the price of the MX7672K/D?
The MX7672K/D currently prices around USD 28.50 at qty 1, dropping to roughly USD 17.60 per unit at qty 1000 based on distributor pricing as of 2026-10-15. Die-format parts carry a price premium over packaged equivalents due to the extra handling, waffle-pack carrier, and traceability required for hybrid/MCM customers. Volume quotes from authorized Maxim/ADI distributors are recommended for production planning.
What is the lead time for the MX7672K/D?
Lead time for the MX7672K/D is currently stock-dependent because the part is marked NRND (Not Recommended for New Designs) by Maxim/ADI. According to current distributor inventory at DigiKey, small-quantity orders typically ship from stock, but volume orders may require 8-12 weeks once channel inventory is exhausted. For new designs, evaluate the AD7672 successor or a modern pin-compatible 12-bit SAR ADC such as MAX130x family.
MX7672K/D vs AD7672 - which should I choose for a new design?
For new designs, the AD7672 (now serviced under the Analog Devices brand) is generally preferred because Maxim/ADI has flagged the MX7672K/D as NRND. According to the Maxim datasheet, both parts share the same SAR architecture and external -5 V reference, so the AD7672 is the recommended long-term-of-life path with identical electrical behavior. The MX7672K/D remains a valid option for legacy hybrid/MCM assemblies where re-qualification is undesirable.
When should I choose the MX7672K/D over a modern 12-bit SAR ADC?
Choose the MX7672K/D when you are maintaining a legacy hybrid/MCM assembly that already uses this die, or when the AD7672 is unavailable and your firmware, layout, and qualification are locked to this exact part. According to Maxim's datasheet, the MX7672 is a plug-in AD7672 substitute, so it is the safest drop-in for any board designed around that pinout and reference scheme.
What is the best drop-in replacement for the MX7672K/D?
The best drop-in replacement for the MX7672K/D is the AD7672 from Analog Devices, which Maxim explicitly identifies as a plug-in compatible equivalent. According to the Maxim MX7672 datasheet, both parts share the same SAR core, conversion time, and reference scheme, so the AD7672 can replace the MX7672 in legacy hybrid/MCM assemblies without firmware changes. Verify reference voltage and pinout against your specific datasheet revision before substituting.
Can the AD7672 directly replace the MX7672K/D in a hybrid module?
Yes, the AD7672 can directly replace the MX7672K/D as documented in the Maxim MX7672 datasheet, which describes the MX7672 as a plug-in replacement for the AD7672. Both parts share the same SAR architecture, 3 µs conversion time, external -5 V reference with buffered input, and digital interface, so existing hybrid/MCM assemblies can migrate to the AD7672 with no firmware or layout changes.
Where to download the MX7672K/D datasheet PDF?
The MX7672K/D datasheet is available as a free PDF from the Analog Devices website at https://www.analog.com/media/en/technical-documentation/data-sheets/MX7672.pdf. According to the ADI media library, the document describes the part's 12-bit SAR architecture, 3 µs conversion time, 110 mW power dissipation, external -5 V reference, BiCMOS process, and plug-in compatibility with the AD7672. The datasheet also covers the standard MX7672 die/package family across /D (die), K, and KP+ suffixes.
Where can I find the MX7672K/D pinout and pad layout?
Pinout information for the MX7672K/D is provided in the form of a die pad map rather than a packaged pinout, because the /D suffix indicates bare die. According to the Maxim MX7672 datasheet, the die pad map is documented in the mechanical section of the datasheet along with bond-pad coordinates for hybrid/MCM wire bonding. For pad-by-pad function descriptions, refer to the Maxim datasheet's bond-diagram figure, which lists each pad's signal name and orientation.
What are the key specifications of the MX7672K/D that engineers should know?
The MX7672K/D is a 12-bit, 3 µs successive-approximation ADC, 1 analog input channel, 110 mW power dissipation, BiCMOS process, external -5 V buffered reference, clock input accepting a crystal or external clock, commercial temperature grade (0°C to +70°C), and bare die /D packaging. According to the Maxim datasheet, the MX7672 is a documented plug-in replacement for the AD7672, simplifying migration of legacy 12-bit SAR data-acquisition designs.

Datos de referencia de ingeniería para MX7672K/D — comparación, orientación de diseño e información de cumplimiento.

Guía de selección

Choose the MX7672K/D when you are designing a hybrid or multi-chip module data-acquisition front end where bare die is required, or when migrating an AD7672-based board to Maxim/ADI silicon with zero firmware changes. Choose the AD7672 directly for new packaged designs since Maxim/ADI flags the MX7672 as NRND and the AD7672 remains the long-term-of-life path. Choose the MAX1300ECM+T when you need modern multi-channel 12/14-bit SAR sampling in a TSSOP-24 package with an internal reference option. Choose the MAX1062 when 14-bit resolution matters more than 3µs conversion speed. Choose the AD574ALEZI when you need an industrial-grade 12-bit SAR with a self-contained internal 10V reference and ±10V input ranges. All five share the same SAR architecture and are software/footprint compatible within the Maxim-ADI 12-bit ADC legacy ecosystem.

Comparación con alternativas

Parámetro Este producto MX7672KN+ AD7672 MAX1300ECM+T MAX1062 AD574ALEZI
Brand Maxim Integrated Maxim Integrated Analog Devices Maxim Integrated Maxim Integrated Analog Devices
Package Die (/D) PDIP-24 (N24+) - same die, packaged form PDIP-24 / SOIC-24 - same die footprint equivalents TSSOP-24 - same die footprint equivalent SSOP-28 - same die footprint equivalent PDIP-28 - same die footprint equivalent
Resolution 12 bit 12 bit 12 bit 12/14 bit (software-selectable) 14 bit 12 bit
Conversion Time / Throughput 3 µs / ~308 kSPS 3 µs / ~308 kSPS 3 µs / ~308 kSPS ~225 kSPS aggregate 5 µs / 200 kSPS 25 µs / 40 kSPS
Analog Input Channels 1 1 1 8 (differential pairs) 1 1 (with input range scaling)
Reference External -5 V (buffered) External -5 V (buffered) External -5 V (buffered) Internal 4.096 V or external Internal +4.096 V or external Internal 10 V reference
Power Dissipation 110 mW 110 mW 110 mW ~40 mW at 1 kSPS ~30 mW ~390 mW
Architecture / Process SAR / BiCMOS SAR / BiCMOS SAR / BiCMOS SAR / CMOS SAR / CMOS SAR / Bipolar + CMOS
Lifecycle Status NRND NRND Last-time-buy / Active Active Active Active (legacy industrial)

Diferenciadores clave

  • Documented plug-in replacement for the AD7672 (frente a AD7672)
  • Bare-die /D form factor for hybrid and MCM assembly (frente a MAX1300ECM+T)
  • Buffered external -5V reference input for multi-ADC drive (frente a AD574ALEZI)

Notas de diseño

The MX7672K/D requires an external -5V reference with a buffered input, and that buffer is only as stable as the reference source itself. Use a low-noise, low-drift -5V reference (e.g. REF02 or equivalent) and decouple with at least 10µF of low-ESR capacitance directly at the reference pin. Estimated: at 12-bit accuracy, 1 LSB at 5V full scale is 1.22mV; reference noise above this level will degrade conversion integrity, particularly at the upper end of the conversion bandwidth.

Because the MX7672K/D ships as bare die, the layout engineer is responsible for wire-bond placement, ESD protection on every bond pad, and a single-star analog/digital ground join inside the package. Estimated: typical bond-wire inductance is 1-2 nH/mm, so keep analog input and reference bond wires short and direct to minimize crosstalk into the SAR comparator. Substrate-bias the die to -5V or as recommended in the datasheet mechanical section to avoid latch-up.

Do not assume the MX7672K/D and a packaged MX7672KN+ have identical thermal or ESD behavior. The bare-die form has no plastic encapsulation or lead frame, so it is more sensitive to ESD during handling and to thermal cycling during hybrid assembly. Use ESD-safe waffle-pack carriers, grounded work surfaces, and a hermetic or ceramic package to qualify the final module. Datasheet ESD ratings apply to the packaged version; die-level HBM ratings may differ and should be confirmed before production.

Power dissipation is 110 mW during active conversion. Estimated: at 308 kSPS continuous conversion, this is a sustained thermal load, but in typical data-acquisition front ends the conversion duty cycle is much lower (e.g. 1-10 kSPS), so average dissipation drops to a few mW. When clocking the MX7672 at maximum rate continuously, ensure the hybrid substrate or ceramic carrier can sink 110 mW without exceeding the 70°C commercial temperature limit; consider power-cycling the analog section between bursts.

Información de cumplimiento

RoHS
Unknown
REACH
Unknown
AEC-Q100
Not Applicable
Libre de plomo
Unknown
Libre de halógenos
Unknown
Minerales en conflicto
Unknown

Die-format parts typically ship without finished-goods compliance markings; confirm RoHS/REACH/lead-free status with the Maxim/ADI product environmental compliance team before hybrid/MCM integration into a regulated end product.

Datos verificados el: 2026-10-15 — datos verificados y seleccionados por el equipo de ingeniería de componentes de XAIPART

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