Cirrus Logic Inc.

CS5513-BS - 20-Bit Sigma-Delta ADC | Cirrus Logic

MPN: CS5513-BS ✗ End of Life
8-pin SOIC Package Not required Speed
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CS5513-BS Overview

The Cirrus Logic CS5513-BS is a 20-bit, single-channel sigma-delta analog-to-digital converter in an 8-pin SOIC package. It uses charge-balance conversion technology, includes an on-chip oscillator according to the manufacturer product page, and is designed for cost-conscious systems that require accurate signal conversion without an external clock source. The converter is part of the discontinued CS5510, CS5511, CS5512, and CS5513 family and is intended for legacy, industrial, instrumentation, and embedded applications.

A sigma-delta ADC is an analog-to-digital converter category that uses oversampling, noise shaping, and digital filtering to convert an analog input into a high-resolution digital result. Its wider internal conversion bandwidth and digital filter make it especially useful for low-bandwidth measurements where the input signal can be filtered effectively. The CS5513 family uses charge-balance techniques to provide 16-bit performance in CS5510 and CS5511 and 20-bit performance in CS5512 and CS5513.

The CS5513-BS combines a 20-bit conversion resolution, a single analog input, one sigma-delta conversion channel, and an integrated oscillator in a compact 8-pin SOIC. Its on-chip oscillator removes the need for an external clock source, reducing component count and simplifying clock implementation. The manufacturer identifies low power, flexible supply, compact pinout, and ease of use as important benefits for space-constrained and cost-sensitive designs.

Internally, the converter architecture oversamples the analog input and shapes quantization noise toward higher frequencies. A subsequent digital filter removes this shaped noise from the signal bandwidth of interest. This approach is well suited to precision measurement of relatively slow signals because it can provide high effective resolution without the complex external clock and sampling systems required by many high-speed converter architectures. Exact conversion-rate, filter, reference-voltage, and noise specifications should be confirmed in the manufacturer datasheet.

Typical uses include industrial process monitoring, sensor interface measurement, laboratory instrumentation, panel meters, data acquisition, and embedded control systems. The single-channel structure is particularly appropriate when one analog quantity must be digitized in a compact design. Because the CS5513-BS includes an oscillator, it can also simplify isolated or distributed measurement nodes where supplying a clean external reference clock would be inconvenient.

Designers should pay close attention to the analog input range, external reference requirements, digital interface timing, and the internal digital filter response before fixing the PCB layout. Place input, reference, and decoupling connections according to the datasheet's recommended application diagram. Account for the filter settling time when reading successive conversions, and verify that the source impedance and acquisition network do not distort the sampled signal.

This product page combines the manufacturer family information with distributor and datasheet references, pin-compatibility information for the CS5513-BSZ ordering variant, and practical guidance for evaluating this obsolete converter in new and legacy designs. Because the family is discontinued, engineers should also assess whether an active replacement is required before committing to a new production design.

Drop-in alternatives for CS5513-BS — same package, pin-to-pin compatible. Different-package parts requiring PCB rework are excluded.

CS5513-BSZ

✅ Drop-In
📦 8-pin SOIC
Ordering suffix differs by 0%; both are 20-bit, one-input, one-channel, lead-free 8-pin SOIC sigma-delta ADCs

📋 Reference alternative (not in catalog)

CS5513-BS Maximum Ratings & Electrical Characteristics

Converter Type Sigma-delta ADC
Resolution 20 bit
Number of Inputs 1 input
Number of Channels 1 channel
Conversion Architecture Charge-balance sigma-delta
Internal Oscillator Yes
External Clock Requirement Not required
Package 8-pin SOIC
Mounting Type Surface mount
Lead-Free Status Lead-free
Lifecycle Status Discontinued

CS5513-BS Pin Configuration

SOIC-8 Package Pinout Diagram SOIC-8 8-pin small outline IC, 3.9x4.9mm, P1.27mm, JEDEC MS-012. 1 8 2 7 3 6 4 5 SOIC-8
Pin 1 VREF — External reference input
Pin 2 AIN — Analog input
Pin 3 COM — Analog common reference
Pin 4 VSS — Analog ground
Pin 5 DVDD — Digital supply
Pin 6 AVDD — Analog supply
Pin 7 SCLK — Serial clock input
Pin 8 CS — Active-low conversion-start input

Typical Applications

CS5513-BS is suitable for 6 applications: Industrial Process Monitoring, Precision Sensor Interface, Laboratory Instrumentation, Data Acquisition Module, Embedded Control Panel, Legacy Equipment Repair.

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Industrial Process Monitoring

The CS5513-BS fits slow industrial process measurements where a 20-bit sigma-delta converter can monitor one analog sensor without the external clock circuitry associated with more complex converter architectures. Its on-chip oscillator simplifies the timing section, while the 8-pin SOIC package supports compact analog front-end designs. The converter can digitize a conditioned pressure, temperature, level, or position signal when the source remains within the specified analog input range. Designers should select suitable input filtering, observe the digital-filter settling interval, and verify reference accuracy and supply operation against the manufacturer electrical tables before production release.

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Precision Sensor Interface

The CS5513-BS is appropriate for conditioning and digitizing a single low-bandwidth sensor output when 20-bit resolution and an integrated oscillator are useful. The one-channel architecture keeps the signal path compact, and the on-chip oscillator removes a separate clock source from the bill of materials. Analog front-end design remains critical: the sensor output must remain within the converter’s input limits, and the selected input network should provide adequate acquisition behavior for the internal sampler. Use the manufacturer reference configuration to establish filtering, decoupling, grounding, and digital-interface timing.

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Laboratory Instrumentation

The CS5513-BS can serve as the measurement ADC in a compact laboratory instrument that monitors a slow or narrow-band analog quantity. Its 20-bit resolution supports fine measurement resolution, while sigma-delta filtering is well matched to signals that can be band-limited before conversion. The integrated oscillator simplifies isolated instrument front ends and reduces clock-distribution complexity. For accurate results, the analog input should be conditioned to the supported range, the reference should be stable, and the measurement software must account for digital-filter latency. Verify the exact sample rate and dynamic performance in the datasheet before setting the instrument’s measurement bandwidth.

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Data Acquisition Module

The CS5513-BS is suitable for a single-channel data-acquisition module that records slowly changing analog measurements. Its one-input sigma-delta architecture supports cost-conscious instrumentation with a 20-bit numerical result and no external oscillator requirement. The 8-pin SOIC outline permits a compact module footprint, although the analog section still requires careful grounding and reference design. The acquisition software should distinguish a fresh conversion from data still propagating through the digital filter. Input conditioning, anti-alias filtering, and calibration determine the practical accuracy of the complete measurement chain in addition to the converter’s nominal resolution.

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Embedded Control Panel

The CS5513-BS can digitize one analog control-panel input in an embedded system that needs higher resolution than a basic control ADC but does not require continuous high-rate conversion. The integrated clock source reduces component count, and the compact SOIC package leaves board area for power regulation and communications. A suitable analog buffer may be needed if the source impedance is high or the sensor signal changes rapidly. The controller should wait for valid converted data and respect filter settling time. Firmware can then apply calibration, compensation, and threshold logic to the digitized value for display or supervisory control.

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Legacy Equipment Repair

The CS5513-BS is directly relevant to repair and continuation of legacy equipment designed around the CS5510/11/12/13 converter family. Matching the existing 8-pin SOIC footprint, 20-bit resolution, and single-input architecture can simplify restoration of an original analog measurement channel. Technicians should still compare the exact suffix marking and pin description before installation, particularly where multiple ordering variants exist. Because the family is discontinued, preserve known-good components for critical repairs and verify input range, reference voltage, supply limits, and interface timing from the original equipment documentation. A production redesign should separately evaluate an active ADC rather than relying on legacy availability.

Recommended Products Summary

CS5512 Related 20-bit member of the same sigma-delta ADC family Used in: Industrial Process Monitoring, Laboratory Instrumentation CS5511 Related 16-bit member with integrated oscillator Used in: Industrial Process Monitoring, Laboratory Instrumentation CS5510 Related 16-bit member of the same converter family Used in: Industrial Process Monitoring, Laboratory Instrumentation CS5512-BS Same-family 20-bit converter reference Used in: Precision Sensor Interface, Data Acquisition Module, Embedded Control Panel, Legacy Equipment Repair CS5511-BS Same-family integrated-oscillator converter Used in: Precision Sensor Interface, Data Acquisition Module, Embedded Control Panel, Legacy Equipment Repair CS5510-BS Same-family low-cost sigma-delta ADC Used in: Precision Sensor Interface, Embedded Control Panel CS5513-BSZ Documented same-package ordering variant Used in: Data Acquisition Module, Legacy Equipment Repair
What is the CS5513-BS?
The CS5513-BS is a 20-bit, single-channel, single-input sigma-delta analog-to-digital converter manufactured by Cirrus Logic in an 8-pin SOIC package. It uses charge-balance conversion techniques and includes an on-chip oscillator, eliminating the need for an external clock source. According to the Cirrus Logic CS5510/11/12/13 product page, the family is designed for cost-conscious, space-constrained applications requiring simple analog measurement.
What is the resolution of the CS5513-BS?
The CS5513-BS provides 20-bit ADC resolution. The related CS5512 also belongs to the 20-bit portion of the family, while CS5510 and CS5511 provide 16-bit performance. According to the manufacturer datasheet DS337F3, the converters use charge-balance techniques and are categorized as low-cost, easy-to-use sigma-delta ADCs.
Does the CS5513-BS need an external oscillator?
No. The CS5513-BS includes an on-chip oscillator and does not require an external clock source. Cirrus Logic specifically identifies the CS5511 and CS5513 as family members with this feature. The oscillator simplifies the analog measurement circuit and reduces component count in compact industrial, instrumentation, and embedded systems.
What package does the CS5513-BS use?
The CS5513-BS is packaged in an 8-pin SOIC for surface-mount assembly. Distributor listings identify the device as a 20-bit analog-to-digital converter with one input, one sigma-delta channel, and an 8-SOIC package. Use the manufacturer pin-description table and land pattern when assigning PCB tracks.
Where can I download the CS5513-BS datasheet PDF?
The CS5513-BS datasheet can be accessed through the Cirrus Logic family page at https://www.cirrus.com/products/cs5510-11-12-13 and through the indexed copy identified as DS337F3. The indexed datasheet identifies the device as part of the 16-bit and 20-bit, 8-pin sigma-delta ADC family and contains the authoritative pin, electrical, and application details.
Where can I find the CS5513-BS pinout?
The CS5513-BS pinout is found in the pin-description table of the Cirrus Logic CS5510/11/12/13 datasheet, DS337F3, and the manufacturer family page. The device uses an 8-pin SOIC outline. Assign each PCB net directly from that pin table, and cross-check the package orientation mark before assembling the board.
What is the CS5513-BSZ, and can it replace the CS5513-BS?
The CS5513-BSZ is a Cirrus Logic ordering variant of the CS5513-BS in the same 8-pin SOIC package. A direct comparison identifies both as 20-bit, one-input, one-channel, lead-free surface-mount sigma-delta ADCs. It is the closest documented drop-in candidate, but production purchasing should confirm the suffix-specific datasheet, marking, and lifecycle status before substitution.
Where can I buy the CS5513-BS online?
The current commercial route for the CS5513-BS is the Request a Quote form on this page. Because the Cirrus Logic family is discontinued, availability may depend on legacy inventory rather than current production allocation. Submit the required quantity, target date, and packaging information in the quote form to obtain an order response.
What is the price of the CS5513-BS?
The current commercial price for the CS5513-BS is obtained through the Request a Quote form on this page. The component is listed by distributors, but an exact suffix-specific quantity-break table is not shown here. A formal quote reflects the requested quantity, condition, date, and available legacy inventory.
What is the lead time for the CS5513-BS?
The lead time for the CS5513-BS should be confirmed through the Request a Quote form on this page. Cirrus Logic identifies the CS5510, CS5511, CS5512, and CS5513 family as discontinued, so supply is likely constrained to remaining inventory rather than a standard manufacturer production schedule. State the required quantity and target date in the request.
Is the CS5513-BS in stock?
Stock availability for the CS5513-BS must be confirmed through the Request a Quote form on this page. Distributor and inventory pages report availability for the exact part, but the family is discontinued and stock levels can change rapidly. Request a written confirmation of quantity, condition, date code, and traceable procurement documentation before releasing a purchase order.
CS5513-BS vs CS5513-BSZ: which is the better replacement?
The CS5513-BSZ is the stronger drop-in candidate because a documented comparison identifies the same 20-bit resolution, one-input architecture, one sigma-delta channel, lead-free construction, and 8-pin SOIC package. The difference is the ordering suffix rather than a stated change in the core converter function. Confirm the suffix-specific datasheet, final marking, and supply terms before using it as a production substitute.
When should I choose the CS5513-BS over another 20-bit ADC?
Choose the CS5513-BS when maintaining an existing 8-pin SOIC design and using an internal oscillator is more important than obtaining an active roadmap. It suits slow, cost-sensitive measurements that need the family’s 20-bit sigma-delta conversion approach. For a new design, the discontinued lifecycle means an active ADC should be preferred unless legacy compatibility constrains the selection.
Is the CS5513-BS suitable for industrial measurement?
The CS5513-BS is suitable for many low-bandwidth industrial measurement functions because it offers 20-bit resolution, an integrated oscillator, a compact 8-pin SOIC package, and low power operation. The analog range, reference circuit, filter response, operating-temperature limit, and isolation requirements must be checked against the manufacturer datasheet before deployment.
What can replace the CS5513-BS?
The best documented replacement candidate is the CS5513-BSZ because it retains the same 8-pin SOIC format and is described with the same 20-bit, one-input, one-channel ADC configuration. A production replacement also requires verification of pin functions, electrical limits, timing, filter behavior, and lifecycle status. No broader set of cross-brand drop-in equivalents is established by the available manufacturer information.
What are the key specifications of the CS5513-BS that engineers should know?
The key engineering facts are 20-bit resolution, one analog input, one sigma-delta conversion channel, an internal oscillator, an 8-pin SOIC package, and discontinued family status. According to the Cirrus Logic family page and datasheet DS337F3, the converter uses charge-balance techniques and targets low-cost, compact, easy-to-use measurement designs. Exact supply, conversion-rate, and noise limits require the electrical tables.
What is the best Cirrus Logic equivalent for the CS5513-BS?
The best Cirrus Logic ordering-equivalent identified for the CS5513-BS is the CS5513-BSZ, which is listed in the same 8-pin SOIC configuration and retains the 20-bit, single-input ADC description. The suffix may differ in packing or ordering treatment, so inspect the manufacturer ordering information before deciding that it is an exact production substitute.
How should the CS5513-BS be used with a sensor?
Connect the sensor or conditioned analog signal within the converter’s specified input range, establish the required reference, and decouple the supply pins according to the manufacturer application diagram. Treat the sigma-delta converter as a band-limited measurement block and allow its digital filter to settle before taking a result. Add suitable input filtering and source-impedance limits to protect the measurement chain.

Engineering reference data for CS5513-BS — comparison, design guidance, and compliance information.

Selection Guide

Choose the CS5513-BS when repairing or maintaining equipment designed specifically around its 20-bit, single-input sigma-delta architecture and 8-pin SOIC layout. Its integrated oscillator is particularly useful when simplifying a compact measurement frontend. The CS5513-BSZ is the closest documented drop-in candidate because it retains the same core converter description and package, but verify the suffix-specific ordering and marking before procurement. The CS5512 shares the 20-bit family classification but is not established as a drop-in substitute, so its clock and pin requirements must be checked separately. For a new design without legacy constraints, favor an active ADC with a current lifecycle, supported documentation, and a clearly specified digital interface. Use the CS5513-BS primarily where continuity of an existing design outweighs the supply-chain limitations of a discontinued component.

Comparison with Alternatives

Parameter This Product CS5513-BSZ
Package 8-pin SOIC 8-pin SOIC
Brand Cirrus Logic Cirrus Logic
Resolution 20 bit 20 bit
Converter Type Sigma-delta ADC Sigma-delta ADC
Number of Inputs 1 input 1 input
Number of Channels 1 channel 1 channel
Internal Oscillator Yes Yes
Mounting Style Surface mount Surface mount
Lead-Free Construction Lead-free Lead-free

Key Differentiators

  • Closest documented same-package ordering candidate (vs CS5513-BSZ)
  • Integrated clock simplifies the converter subsystem (vs CS5513-BSZ)
  • Single-channel 20-bit conversion in a compact package (vs CS5513-BSZ)

Design Notes

Route the analog input and reference signals away from digital clock and interface traces. Place the input, reference, and supply bypass components close to their associated pins, following the manufacturer’s recommended application layout. Keep the analog and digital return paths controlled so switching currents do not share sensitive reference and input nodes. Confirm the package orientation and pin numbering against the datasheet before routing the 8-pin SOIC footprint.

Account for the sigma-delta digital-filter response and settling time when scheduling conversions. The converter’s high nominal resolution does not mean that every output word immediately reflects a newly acquired input. Establish an acquisition and processing sequence that discards or identifies data affected by filter latency. Also constrain the source impedance and apply the manufacturer’s input-filter recommendations to obtain repeatable acquisition behavior.

Do not treat the CS5513-BS and CS5513-BSZ as interchangeable solely because their core specifications match. Confirm the ordering suffix, package marking, lead-finish treatment, and lifecycle status for the exact procured part. For new production, the discontinued family status is the central risk: legacy inventory may be available, but there is no assurance of future manufacturing continuity. Review the active-product alternative against pinout, interface, accuracy, bandwidth, and lifecycle requirements.

Compliance Information

RoHS
Unknown
REACH
Unknown
AEC-Q100
Unknown
Lead Free
Yes
Halogen Free
Unknown
Conflict Minerals
Unknown

A distributor comparison identifies the CS5513-BS as lead-free construction. No explicit RoHS, REACH, AEC-Q100, halogen-free, or conflict-minerals declaration appears in the cited manufacturer or distributor information.

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