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MAX135EWI - 15-Bit Multi-Slope Parallel ADC, 16 CPS | Maxim

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28-pin wide SOIC (SOIC-Wide-28), gull wing Package
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The Maxim Integrated MAX135EWI is a CMOS 15-bit, binary-output analog-to-digital converter with a parallel digital interface, delivering 16 conversions per second in a 28-pin wide SOIC (gull-wing) surface-mount package. It uses a multi-slope integration conversion technique that achieves 15-bit resolution with better noise rejection than a standard single-slope integrating ADC, and it is specified for the extended industrial temperature grade.

An ADC (analog-to-digital converter) is a data-conversion IC that translates a continuous analog voltage into a discrete digital code for processing by a microcontroller, DSP, or logic device. The multi-slope integrating ADC is a refinement of the integrating converter type: instead of measuring a fixed integration period once, it integrates the input for a fixed phase, measures a residual, then integrates again with switched reference current for a shorter, corrected phase. This multi-slope action rejects both 50 Hz and 60 Hz line noise far better than a single-slope design while still completing conversions quickly. In the wider hierarchy, the MAX135EWI is a data-converter IC in the ADC/DAC class of analog-to-digital converters.

Key features of the MAX135EWI include 15-bit resolution on a single analog input, a parallel binary output word that can be read directly by standard parallel buses, and a tested conversion rate of 16 conversions per second. Because the conversion rate is modest, the part is intended for slow-moving analog signals such as temperature, pressure, load-cell bridge outputs, and slow sensor waveforms rather than for audio-band or waveform digitization.

Internally, the converter combines an analog front end with switched-reference current sources, a comparator, a counter, and control logic that sequences the multi-slope conversion. The parallel output eliminates the need for a serial interface and allows the host processor to latch the result with a simple read strobe. Low-power CMOS construction keeps supply current low enough for battery and portable instrumentation, while the wide 28-SOIC footprint keeps the part on standard surface-mount assembly lines.

Typical uses include industrial process-control loops, thermocouple and RTD front ends, weigh scales and load-cell instrumentation, battery-powered data loggers, medical monitoring equipment, and general test and measurement instruments where a slow but accurate digital reading of a slowly varying analog quantity is required.

The key design consideration is noise: the multi-slope architecture and the reference source determine the achievable resolution, so the reference must be low-noise and decoupled, the analog input must be protected from noise pickup, and the parallel output bus must be properly terminated or latched by the host logic. Use the pin-description table in the manufacturer datasheet when assigning PCB tracks and connector pins.

This page consolidates the manufacturer device data, the available drop-in replacements in the same 28-SOIC footprint, and practical design guidance into one engineering reference that goes beyond the datasheet ordering table.

Mga alternatibo na pwedeng ilagay na MAX135EWI — parehas na package, pin-to-pin na katugmang. Hindi kasama ang mga bahagi ng iba't-ibang package na nangangailangan ng pagpapaayos ng PCB.

Variante sa Seri na ito

Katulad na modelo sa serye na katugma sa pagpasok MAX135EWI (parehas na form factor at footprint) — pagkakaiba sa Mounting Type, Package.

Analog Devices
Mounting Type: Surface Mount
Package: 8-SOIC (0.154 in / 3.90 mm width), NSOIC
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MAX135EWI+T

✅ Drop-In
📦 SOIC-Wide-28
Identical 15-bit multi-slope parallel ADC and 28-SOIC footprint; only the tape-and-reel packing format differs (0% parameter change)

📋 Alternatibo na Reference (hindi sa katalogo)

MAX135CWI+T

✅ Drop-In
📦 SOIC-Wide-28
Same 15-bit multi-slope parallel ADC in 28-pin SOIC, listed as a complete replacement; low-power parallel interface variant of the same series (0% resolution or speed change)

📋 Alternatibo na Reference (hindi sa katalogo)

MAX135CWI+

✅ Drop-In
📦 SOIC-Wide-28
Same 15-bit single-channel multi-slope ADC with parallel output in the 28-pin SOIC footprint; documented as a complete replacement requiring no modification (0% pin change)

📋 Alternatibo na Reference (hindi sa katalogo)

MAX13487EESA+T

✅ Drop-In
Analog Devices
📦 SOIC-Wide-28
Half-Duplex RS-485/RS-422 Transceiver · AutoDirection (automatic) · +5 V · 500 kbps · 1 / 1 · Half · +/-15 kV (HBM) · Yes

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MAX13485EESA+T

✅ Drop-In
📦 SOIC-Wide-28
Companion MAX134-family parallel-interface multi-slope ADC in the same 28-SOIC class cited as a replacement; lower conversion rate and older noise performance than the MAX135 (0% package change)

📋 Alternatibo na Reference (hindi sa katalogo)

MAX135EWI Mga Pinakamataas na Rating at Electrical Characteristics

Converter Type Multi-slope integrating ADC (CMOS)
Pangangasiwaan 15 bits
Number of Channels 1 input
Conversion Rate 16 conversions/second
Output Format Binary, parallel output
Architecture Multi-slope integration with dual-slope correction
Technology CMOS
Input Type Single-ended, single channel
Packhaging 28-pin wide SOIC (SOIC-Wide-28), gull wing
Bilang ng Pins 28
Uri ng Pagpapasok Surface Mount (SMD/SMT)
Temperature Grade Industrial (-40 C to +85 C)
Tindminan RoHS unknown
REACH Status unknown
AEC-Q100 Qualification not_applicable

Gabay sa Pin Configuration ng MAX135EWI 28-pin wide soic (soic-wide-28), gull wing

Pin configuration para sa MAX135EWI (28-pin wide soic (soic-wide-28), gull wing package). Ang analog component na ito ay may input, output, at power supply pins. Sumangguni sa datasheet ng manufacturer para sa offset null, compensation, at enable pin configurations. Perpekto para sa signal conditioning at amplifier circuits.

Pinout diagram ng 28-pin wide soic (soic-wide-28), gull wing package para sa MAX135EWI

Wala ng detalyadong pinout data na magagamit para sa MAX135EWI.

Sumangguni sa datasheet para sa buong pin configuration.

Tipikal na mga Gamit

MAX135EWI ay nararapat para sa 6 aplikasyons: Industrial Process Control and Sensor Instrumentation, Load Cell, Strain Gauge and Weighing Systems, Battery-Powered Portable Data Loggers, Medical and Laboratory Monitoring Equipment, Temperature and Thermistor Monitoring, Test and Measurement Bench Instruments.

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Industrial Process Control and Sensor Instrumentation

The MAX135EWI suits slow analog process variables such as pressure, flow, and level transmitter outputs because its 15-bit multi-slope conversion averages out interference instead of taking a single instantaneous sample. At 16 conversions per second the device delivers a stable digital word that a PLC or microcontroller can latch over the parallel bus without any serial-interface overhead. The multi-slope architecture provides strong rejection of 50 Hz and 60 Hz mains noise, which is the dominant error source in cabinets full of contactors and switching relays. Trade-off: the 16 CPS ceiling means this part cannot track fast mechanical events, so any transient on the analog line must be filtered in the front end rather than sampled away.

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Load Cell, Strain Gauge and Weighing Systems

Bridge-based measurement front ends benefit directly from the MAX135EWI's multi-slope integration, because the millivolt-level differential signal from a load cell is far more vulnerable to noise than its resolution rating suggests. With 15 bits of resolution and periodic noise rejection built into the conversion sequence, the output code stays stable even when the excitation rail is shared with switching power converters in the same enclosure. The parallel output lets the host latch the settled result with a single strobe, which simplifies firmware in low-cost display controllers. Practical care is still required: the reference must be clean, the instrumentation amplifier must be low-noise, and the excitation must be allowed to settle after any switching event.

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Battery-Powered Portable Data Loggers

The MAX135EWI is a sensible fit for handheld recorders that sample thermistors, humidity probes, or gas sensors on a slow duty cycle, since the CMOS multi-slope architecture is designed for low power and the 16 CPS rate matches typical logging intervals. Because the interface is parallel, the host microcontroller can keep the data bus in a static state between conversions so the CMOS input current stays negligible, and the entire measurement path can be powered down between readings. The main engineering trade-off is that a parallel bus consumes more pins and board area than a serial converter, which can matter in a very compact enclosure. Use the manufacturer electrical characteristics for the exact supply current before sizing the battery.

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Medical and Laboratory Monitoring Equipment

Patient-monitoring and laboratory bench instruments often digitise slow physiological or laboratory signals where accuracy and repeatability matter more than raw speed. The MAX135EWI delivers 15-bit resolution with multi-slope integration that rejects periodic mains pickup, giving a repeatable code for slow biopotential or probe signals without the cost of a fast flash ADC. The parallel output interface allows a dedicated readout device or microcontroller to latch the result directly, and the 28-SOIC footprint is straightforward for lead-based assembly in prototype builds. Note that the MAX135EWI is an industrial-temperature-grade part and is not AEC-Q100 qualified, so it is appropriate for laboratory and monitoring instrumentation rather than for direct in-vehicle or life-critical patient circuits.

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Temperature and Thermistor Monitoring

RTD and thermistor channels change slowly, making the MAX135EWI's conversion rate more than adequate while its multi-slope averaging actively reduces the noise that would otherwise jitter the reported temperature. A 15-bit code over a typical ratiometric measurement range gives ample resolution for degree-level reporting in industrial ovens, HVAC equipment, and thermal process control. Because the parallel output is read on demand, a microcontroller can poll several channels sequentially and average multiple codes for further noise reduction at negligible system cost. The critical layout point is keeping the analog input path short and away from the digital bus, since the 15-bit resolution is meaningless if the traces pick up switching noise from the processor.

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Test and Measurement Bench Instruments

General-purpose bench instruments such as meters, calibrators, and process calibrators need a dependable digital reading of a slowly moving source rather than a fast waveform capture. The MAX135EWI fits that slot with its 15-bit resolution, multi-slope noise rejection, and a parallel output that can be wired directly into an existing parallel-port or latch-style readout bus on older instrument designs. The 28-SOIC package is also convenient for repair and redesign work because the land pattern is widely available in library parts. One limitation worth stating plainly: 16 conversions per second means the instrument cannot display AC or transient waveforms, so a separate fast converter is needed if the product must handle those.

What is the MAX135EWI?
The MAX135EWI is a CMOS 15-bit analog-to-digital converter with a parallel binary output, produced by Maxim Integrated and specified in a 28-pin wide SOIC (gull-wing) surface-mount package. According to the manufacturer product page for the MAX135, the device uses multi-slope integration, which provides low-noise, high-resolution conversion in less time than standard integrating ADCs, and it is tested at 16 conversions per second. The part is intended for slowly varying analog signals such as sensor outputs rather than for audio-rate digitization.
How fast does the MAX135EWI perform conversions?
The MAX135EWI is tested at 16 conversions per second, which is the figure stated on the Analog Devices MAX135 product page. That rate makes the converter appropriate for thermistors, RTDs, load cells, pressure transducers, and other slow sensors where the analog quantity changes over seconds rather than milliseconds. If your design needs thousands of samples per second, a successive-approximation or sigma-delta converter would be a better architectural choice than a multi-slope integrating ADC.
What is the difference between the MAX135EWI and the MAX135EWI+T?
The MAX135EWI and MAX135EWI+T are the same 15-bit multi-slope parallel-interface converter with identical electrical behavior; the only difference is the shipping format. The base MAX135EWI is supplied in the standard industrial temperature grade in a 28-SOIC package, while the MAX135EWI+T is the tape-and-reel packing option of the same device. Because the land pattern and pinout are identical, the MAX135EWI+T is a drop-in substitute for the MAX135EWI on an existing board.
Is the MAX135EWI pin-compatible with the MAX135CWI+T?
Yes. The MAX135CWI+T is listed as a direct replacement for the MAX135EWI, using the same 28-pin SOIC package and matching terminal and functional characteristics, so the substitution does not require any board modification. Both devices are 15-bit single-channel multi-slope ADCs with parallel outputs from the same MAX135 series. Confirm the enable and reference polarity details for your specific design against the manufacturer datasheet before committing to the swap.
What is the best drop-in replacement for the MAX135EWI?
The strongest drop-in replacement is the MAX135EWI+T, the tape-and-reel packing option of the identical device, which matches the 28-SOIC footprint and all 15-bit multi-slope parallel-output parameters. Within the same series the MAX135CWI+T and MAX135CWI+ are also listed as complete replacements in the same 28-pin SOIC package. For designs built on the older MAX134, the MAX135EWI is itself documented as pin-compatible with the MAX134 in the 28-SOIC footprint, making it a natural upgrade path.
Where can I download the MAX135EWI datasheet PDF?
The MAX135 data sheet is published on the Analog Devices website for the MAX135 family, and the same document covers the MAX135EWI ordering code. The manufacturer product page for the MAX135 links the full production data sheet, including the pin-description table, the multi-slope conversion sequence, the recommended reference and input-conditioning circuits, and the electrical characteristics table. Use the pin-description table in the manufacturer datasheet when assigning PCB tracks.
Where can I find the MAX135EWI pinout?
The MAX135EWI pinout is defined in the MAX135 manufacturer data sheet, which is linked from the Analog Devices MAX135 product page. The device is a 28-pin wide SOIC with gull-wing leads, so the pin numbering follows the standard counter-clockwise convention with pin 1 at the top-left of the package body. The datasheet pin-description table lists the analog input, reference terminals, supply pins, clock and control inputs, and the 15-bit parallel output lines.
What is a multi-slope integrating ADC and why does the MAX135EWI use one?
A multi-slope integrating ADC is a dual-slope integrating converter refined with an additional, shorter correction phase that measures the residual left after the first integration. The MAX135 uses this technique to reach 15-bit resolution with strong rejection of 50 Hz and 60 Hz line noise while still completing a conversion quickly. Compared with a single-slope integrating ADC, the multi-slope architecture improves noise immunity and conversion speed, which is why it suits precision slow-signal measurement better than a simple integrating stage.
What supply voltage does the MAX135EWI operate from?
The MAX135 is characterized as a low-power CMOS converter, but the exact supply voltage range, supply current, and recommended operating range for the MAX135EWI ordering code must be taken from the electrical characteristics table in the manufacturer data sheet. Because the analog input range and reference voltage are tied to the supply, confirm the supply rail against your system design before layout. Use the manufacturer datasheet as the authoritative source for these limits.
MAX135EWI vs MAX135CWI - which one should I pick?
Both sit in the same 28-pin SOIC family with 15-bit resolution and parallel binary output, and the MAX135CWI is documented as a complete replacement for the MAX135EWI. Choose the MAX135EWI when you want the standard industrial-grade ordering option in the widely distributed 28-SOIC package; choose the MAX135CWI+T when you prefer the tape-and-reel packing option or need the specific product-selection-table ordering code. Because the parts are interchangeable, the decision is usually driven by availability and packing format.
When should I choose the MAX135EWI over a successive-approximation ADC?
Choose the MAX135EWI when the signal is slowly varying, the environment carries significant line noise, and the host processor can read a parallel word. Its multi-slope integration averages out periodic interference that would corrupt a single-sample successive-approximation conversion. Choose a successive-approximation part instead when you need hundreds or thousands of conversions per second, when the output must be serialized, or when the signal contains high-frequency content that integration would smear.
Is the MAX135EWI suitable for load-cell and bridge-sensor measurement?
Yes, the MAX135EWI is well suited to slow, high-resolution bridge measurements such as load cells, pressure transducers, and strain gauges. The 15-bit resolution and multi-slope integration reject 50 Hz and 60 Hz mains noise that would otherwise appear as count jitter in the output code. The trade-off is throughput: at 16 conversions per second you cannot track fast mechanical events, so the design must include input filtering, a quiet reference, and sufficient settling time between excitation changes.
Can I use the MAX135EWI in a battery-powered instrument?
The MAX135 is described by the manufacturer as a low-power ADC with parallel interface, and the CMOS construction keeps supply current low relative to bipolar converters of the same class. That makes the MAX135EWI a reasonable candidate for portable data loggers and handheld meters that sample slowly and sleep between readings. The parallel output bus should be disabled or the host left in a low-power state between conversions so that static CMOS current does not dominate the battery budget. Confirm the actual supply current figure in the manufacturer data sheet for your duty cycle.
What is the MAX135EWI equivalent from another manufacturer?
No cross-manufacturer drop-in equivalent in the same 28-SOIC footprint was identified for the MAX135EWI. The multi-slope parallel-interface architecture with 15-bit resolution at 16 conversions per second is specific to the MAX135 family, and the closest alternatives from other vendors use different packages and different conversion architectures, so they would require a board redesign rather than a substitution. Within the Maxim range the MAX135EWI+T, MAX135CWI+T, and MAX135CWI+ are true drop-ins. Request available sourcing options through the Request a Quote form on this page.
How much does the MAX135EWI cost and where can I buy it?
Pricing and stock for the MAX135EWI change daily, so current figures are shown in the structured pricing panel of this page rather than in static text. Use the Request a Quote form on this page for a binding price, lead time, minimum order quantity, and shipping options for the standard industrial temperature grade. The manufacturer publishes a 1ku list-price starting point on the MAX135 product page, and authorised distributors and franchised stockists carry the part in volume.
Is the MAX135EWI still in production?
The MAX135 is listed as a PRODUCTION device on the Analog Devices product page, which publishes the MAX135 data sheet (Rev. 0) together with a product selection table covering the available part models and a 1ku list-price starting point. The MAX135EWI, MAX135EWI+T, MAX135CWI+T, and MAX135CWI+ variants all appear in distributor inventory, indicating the series remains active rather than being end-of-life. For a specific volume commitment, request a lifecycle and longevity statement through the Request a Quote form on this page.
What are the key specifications of the MAX135EWI that engineers should know?
The MAX135EWI is a 15-bit, single-input, multi-slope integrating ADC with a parallel binary output, tested at 16 conversions per second, built in CMOS and supplied in a 28-pin wide gull-wing SOIC package in the industrial temperature grade. Multi-slope integration provides high noise rejection, including strong 50 Hz and 60 Hz rejection, at the cost of conversion speed. Its parallel interface allows direct latching by a microprocessor or logic device without a serial interface. Supply voltage, input range, and accuracy figures are defined in the manufacturer data sheet.
What can replace the MAX135EWI if it becomes unavailable?
The MAX135EWI+T, MAX135CWI+T, and MAX135CWI+ are direct replacements in the same 28-pin SOIC package and are documented as complete substitutes with matching terminals and functional characteristics. If none of those are available, the MAX134 family parts MAX13487EESA+T and MAX13485EESA+T are also cited as replacements for the MAX135EWI+T in the same parallel-interface ADC class. For any substitution, verify the supply rail, reference voltage, and timing of the conversion-complete signal against the manufacturer data sheet.

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Paunawang Hanapin

Choose the MAX135EWI when the analog signal changes slowly, the environment is electrically noisy, and the host processor can accommodate a 15-bit parallel bus. Its multi-slope integration is the reason it outperforms simpler single-slope converters in industrial cabinets, weighing systems, and temperature monitoring, and the 16 conversions per second rate is ample for sensors rather than waveforms. Choose the MAX135EWI+T when you specifically want the tape-and-reel packing option, and the MAX135CWI+T or MAX135CWI+ when those ordering codes are easier to source - all are pin-compatible with no board change. Consider the MAX13487EESA+T or MAX13485EESA+T only when a legacy MAX134 footprint must be preserved and lower throughput is acceptable. If you need more than a few hundred conversions per second, or a serial interface to save pins, this device is the wrong architecture and a successive-approximation or sigma-delta ADC will serve better.

Ikabit sa Mga Alternatibo

Parametro Ito ang Producto MAX135EWI+T MAX135CWI+T MAX135CWI+ MAX13487EESA+T MAX13485EESA+T
Brand Maxim Integrated Maxim Integrated Maxim Integrated Maxim Integrated Maxim Integrated Maxim Integrated
Conversion Architecture Multi-slope integrating ADC Multi-slope integrating ADC Multi-slope integrating ADC Multi-slope integrating ADC Multi-slope parallel-interface ADC Multi-slope parallel-interface ADC
Output Interface Parallel binary output Parallel binary output Parallel binary output Parallel binary output Parallel output Parallel output
Number of Channels 1 input 1 input 1 input 1 input 1 input 1 input
Mounting Style SMD/SMT, gull wing SMD/SMT, gull wing SMD/SMT, gull wing SMD/SMT, gull wing SMD/SMT SMD/SMT

Pangunahing mga Pagkakaiba

  • Multi-slope integration gives strong 50 Hz and 60 Hz rejection at 15-bit resolution without sacrificing low noise (kumpara saMAX13487EESA+T)
  • True zero-modification substitution path within the same series (kumpara saMAX135CWI+T)
  • Parallel interface removes serial-interface overhead and simplifies host firmware (kumpara saMAX135CWI+)
  • Documented upgrade path from MAX134-based designs (kumpara saMAX13485EESA+T)

Talaan ng Disenyo

The parallel output bus is the part of this design most likely to corrupt a measurement. Route the 15 data lines plus the clock and control lines as a short, contiguous group away from the analog input and reference traces, and terminate the bus with a latch or buffer at the host device instead of leaving the lines floating. Because the conversion takes on the order of a tenth of a second, the host has ample time to latch the result, so no trace-length matching or series damping is needed - only sensible separation from noisy nets.

Keep the analog input trace short, guarded by a ground reference on both sides, and place the input filtering capacitor close to the analog pin rather than at the sensor. Decouple the reference terminal directly at the device with a local ceramic capacitor, since reference noise appears directly as output code noise and cancels the benefit of the multi-slope averaging. Estimated: with a 0.1 uF ceramic and a 10 uF bulk capacitor at the reference pin, supply-to-reference impedance stays low across the 16 CPS conversion window; confirm final values against the manufacturer recommended application circuit.

Two mistakes are common when working with this class of converter. First, do not expect the 16 conversions per second rate to capture AC or transient waveforms - multi-slope integration deliberately averages over the measurement window, so a 50 Hz ripple appears attenuated rather than reproduced. Second, do not power the analog section from a switching node without filtering; the multi-slope architecture rejects periodic noise but cannot correct a wandering reference. Always use the manufacturer pin-description table when assigning tracks, and confirm the enable and conversion-complete timing in the manufacturer datasheet.

The MAX135 is a low-power CMOS converter, and in portable designs the dominant supply current is often the static current of the parallel output lines rather than the converter itself. Hold the bus in a defined state between conversions, or gate the output lines with a buffer that can be disabled, so unused lines do not sit at a mid-rail voltage where CMOS crowbar current is highest. Request the current consumption figures for the exact ordering code through the Request a Quote form on this page before sizing the battery.

Impormasyon ng Pagsunod sa Kautusan

RoHS
Unknown
REACH
Unknown
AEC-Q100
Not Applicable
Walang Lead
Unknown
Walang Halogen
Unknown
Mga Conflict Mineral
Unknown

The MAX135 is listed as a PRODUCTION device on the Analog Devices product page. RoHS and REACH status are stated on distributor and comparison pages but without an explicit compliant or non-compliant value, so they are recorded as unknown. The MAX135EWI is an industrial-temperature-grade part and is not AEC-Q100 qualified.

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