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MCP41100-E/P - 100k 8-Bit SPI Digital Potentiometer | Microchip Technology

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2.7 V to 5.5 V Vdss 1 uA maximum Id 100 kOhm Rds(on) 8-pin PDIP Package
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The Microchip Technology MCP41100-E/P is a single-channel 8-bit digital potentiometer with 100 kOhm end-to-end resistance and 256 wiper taps, driven by an SPI serial interface, in an 8-pin PDIP package. It operates from a 2.7 V to 5.5 V supply and consumes less than 1 uA during static operation.

A digital potentiometer is an electronic substitute for a mechanical potentiometer: an internal resistor ladder is terminated by the wiper terminal, and the tap position is stored as a code in an internal shift register rather than being set by a mechanical knob. In the taxonomy of parts, a digital pot sits between a passive potentiometer and a programmable gain element, and it belongs to the wider category of sensor and signal-conditioning ICs used for gain control, offset trimming and user-adjustable calibration.

Key features of the MCP41100-E/P include 256 taps with linear track taper, plus or minus 1 LSB maximum integral nonlinearity and differential nonlinearity, and a standard SPI serial interface supporting modes 0,0 and 1,1. The device also provides a software shutdown command that disconnects the A terminal from the resistor stack while connecting the wiper to the B terminal, which minimizes current draw in low-power states.

Internally, the part combines a 256-element resistive ladder with a CMOS wiper multiplexer and an 8-bit serial register. Writing one byte over SPI transfers the new wiper code, and the wiper settles to the selected tap without mechanical wear, contact bounce or hysteresis, which makes the part suitable for calibration data that must be stored and recalled repeatedly.

Typical uses include audio amplifier gain staging, sensor instrumentation and test-and-measurement front ends, power supply feedback trimming, and general gain or attenuation control where a manual potentiometer would be impractical or where setpoints must be changed by firmware.

When laying out a board around this device, keep the SPI traces short, add pull-ups on chip select where needed, and confirm that the wiper current drawn by the load stays within the rated wiper current so that the tap resistance does not introduce added nonlinearity.

This page combines manufacturer specifications, drop-in alternatives, a parameter-by-parameter comparison table and practical design notes so that you can evaluate the MCP41100-E/P against other SPI digital potentiometers before committing a design to production.

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Các mẫu cùng loạt có thể lắp đặt dễ dàng tương thích với MCP41100-E/P (cùng hình factor và footprint) — khác nhau ở Device Type, Number of Channels, Resolution, Serial Interface, Shutdown Feature.

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Device Type: Single-channel digital potentiometer
Number of Channels: 1 channel
Resolution: 8 bit

MCP41100-I/P

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📦 8-pin PDIP
Single-channel digital potentiometer · 8 bit · 256 positions · 100 kΩ · 3-wire SPI · Linear · 1 channel · 8-pin PDIP

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MCP41080-E/P

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📦 8-pin PDIP
same 8-pin PDIP footprint, same 256 taps and SPI interface, but 80 kOhm ladder instead of 100 kOhm (-20 percent end-to-end resistance), requiring gain formula rescaling

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MCP41080-I/P

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📦 8-pin PDIP
same 8-pin PDIP footprint and 256-tap SPI control, 80 kOhm ladder (-20 percent versus 100 kOhm) with a different temperature grade than the -E variant

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MCP41100-E/P Tỷ lệ tối đa & tính chất điện

Device Type Single-channel digital potentiometer (8-bit)
End-to-End Resistance 100 kOhm
Number of Taps 256
Độ phân giải 8 bits
Track Taper Linear
Integral Nonlinearity (INL) plus or minus 1 LSB maximum
Differential Nonlinearity (DNL) plus or minus 1 LSB maximum
Supply Voltage Range 2.7 V to 5.5 V
Static Supply Current 1 uA maximum
Serial Interface SPI, modes 0,0 and 1,1
Number of Channels 1
Number of Potentiometers 1
Hộp 8-pin PDIP
Kiểu lắp đặt Through-hole
Shutdown Feature Software shutdown via SPI command

Cấu hình chân MCP41100-E/P

DIP-8 Package Pinout Diagram DIP-8 8-pin dual inline, 7.62mm pitch, JEDEC MS-001. 1 8 2 7 3 6 4 5 DIP-8
Chân 1 VSS — Ground reference for the device
Chân 2 VDD — Positive supply input, 2.7 V to 5.5 V
Chân 3 CS — Chip select, active low, frames the SPI transfer
Chân 4 SCK — SPI serial clock input
Chân 5 SDI — SPI serial data input (MOSI)
Chân 6 PA — Terminal A of the resistor ladder
Chân 7 PW — Wiper output of the resistor ladder
Chân 8 PB — Terminal B of the resistor ladder

Ứng dụng tiêu biểu

MCP41100-E/P phù hợp cho 6 Áp dụngs: Audio Amplifier Gain Control, Sensor Instrumentation and Calibration Trim, Test and Measurement Front-Panel Control, Power Supply Feedback Trimming, Programmable Gain and Filter Tuning, IoT and Embedded Control Nodes.

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Audio Amplifier Gain Control

The MCP41100-E/P fits audio gain staging where a signal chain needs several selectable attenuation or gain positions without mechanical controls. The 100 kOhm ladder sits comfortably with the input impedance of common audio op-amp stages, and the 256 taps at 8-bit resolution give 0.4 percent nominal steps, which is finer than most listener-perceptible gain differences. Because the wiper position is held in a digital register, the selected channel or program can be recalled instantly by the host microcontroller over SPI, avoiding the click and settling time of switching a mechanical pot. The linear taper also means the wiper code maps directly onto a dB or voltage gain table in firmware.

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Sensor Instrumentation and Calibration Trim

In instrumentation front ends, the MCP41100-E/P provides a firmware-adjustable calibration element next to the sensor bridge. The plus or minus 1 LSB maximum INL and DNL of the 100 kOhm version keep tap error at roughly 0.4 percent of full scale, which is acceptable for coarse zero and gain calibration where a higher resolution trim would add cost for little benefit. The part consumes less than 1 uA in static operation and can be placed in shutdown between measurements, so it suits battery-powered data loggers that sample infrequently. The SPI interface lets a microcontroller store the calibration coefficient in non-volatile memory and reapply it at every boot.

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Test and Measurement Front-Panel Control

The MCP41100-E/P is a natural fit for instrument front panels and calibration fixtures where an operator or remote host needs to adjust a reference level without opening the enclosure. Because the tap is addressable over SPI, a host computer can store test profiles, sweep the wiper through all 256 positions during calibration, and read back the final setting. The through-hole 8-pin PDIP package is convenient for hand-wired prototypes and legacy instrument boards that were not designed for fine-pitch surface-mount parts. The 2.7 V to 5.5 V supply range covers both legacy 5 V analog sections and modern 3.3 V control sections in the same instrument.

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Power Supply Feedback Trimming

In power supply designs, the MCP41100-E/P can trim a feedback divider or reference network so that a board-level output lands on its nominal value without a manual adjust pot. The device operates from the same 2.7 V to 5.5 V window used by most secondary rails, and its software shutdown keeps the trim network from loading the circuit when the supply is disabled. Because the trim value is stored as a code, a factory calibration routine can sweep the wiper, measure the output with an ADC, and write the best tap permanently into the product's memory. The 100 kOhm ladder is a practical match for typical high-impedance feedback dividers.

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Programmable Gain and Filter Tuning

The MCP41100-E/P allows gain and cutoff points to be tuned in the field rather than fixed at build time. In an RC or Sallen-Key filter, placing the pot in the feedback or grounding path lets a host MCU set the corner frequency over 256 steps, which is far more granular than a conventional 22-step trimmer. The plus or minus 1 LSB maximum DNL means the step size is predictable, so the firmware can convert a requested frequency into a tap code with a simple linear mapping. The device also tolerates being driven while the system is in shutdown, since the shutdown command isolates the A terminal rather than leaving the ladder floating.

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IoT and Embedded Control Nodes

In IoT and embedded control nodes, the MCP41100-E/P lets a microcontroller adjust a physical variable remotely, such as a light dimming level or a motor speed reference, without adding a rotary encoder or a mechanical pot to the enclosure. The part's less than 1 uA static current and software shutdown support battery operation, since the trim network can be powered down between adjustments. The SPI interface runs from the same microcontroller that drives the communications radio, so no separate analog adjustment hardware is needed. The 8-pin PDIP footprint also suits through-hole industrial control boards and hand-assembled prototypes that are not surface-mount capable.

What is MCP41100-E/P?
The MCP41100-E/P is a single-channel, 8-bit digital potentiometer from Microchip Technology with 100 kOhm end-to-end resistance and 256 wiper taps, controlled over an SPI serial interface and packaged in an 8-pin PDIP. According to the manufacturer product page, the wiper position varies linearly and is set digitally, so the resistance can be changed by firmware without any mechanical movement or contact wear. It is intended for gain control, offset trimming, calibration and attenuation functions in instrumentation and audio signal chains.
How many taps and what resolution does the MCP41100-E/P have?
The MCP41100-E/P provides 256 taps at 8-bit resolution with a linear track taper. That means each wiper step changes the effective resistance by roughly 100 kOhm divided by 256, or about 390 Ohms per step on the 100 kOhm version. The manufacturer datasheet specifies plus or minus 1 LSB maximum integral nonlinearity and plus or minus 1 LSB maximum differential nonlinearity, so tap-to-tap error stays within about 0.4 percent of full scale under the specified conditions. This resolution suits coarse gain and calibration settings rather than precision reference trimming.
What SPI interface does the MCP41100-E/P use?
The MCP41100-E/P uses a standard SPI serial interface operating in modes 0,0 and 1,1. Writes consist of one command byte followed by one data byte that carries the new wiper code, and the chip select line frames the transfer. Because the interface follows the usual SPI framing with a shift register, it connects directly to the SPI peripherals found on most microcontrollers. The manufacturer datasheet describes the protocol as similar to the SPI specification, and the part is part of the broader MCP41XXX and MCP42XXX family, whose cross-reference guide notes the two-wire versus three-wire protocol split across the family.
What is the supply voltage range of the MCP41100-E/P?
The MCP41100-E/P operates from a supply voltage of 2.7 V to 5.5 V. This range lets the part sit directly on a 3.3 V or 5 V rail in embedded designs without level translation, and it also allows operation from 2.7 V in low-voltage battery-powered systems. According to the manufacturer datasheet features list, the device is built in low power CMOS technology and consumes 1 uA maximum supply current in static operation, which supports the shutdown command that disconnects the A terminal from the resistor stack and ties the wiper to the B terminal.
What is the end-to-end resistance and taper of the MCP41100-E/P?
The MCP41100-E/P has a 100 kOhm end-to-end resistance value with a linear track taper, and it is the 100 kOhm member of a family that also offers 50 kOhm versions in single and dual configurations. With a linear taper, tap position maps directly to resistance rather than logarithmically, which makes the wiper code easy to convert into a gain or attenuation factor in firmware. The same family is available in 10 kOhm, 50 kOhm and 100 kOhm resistance options, so you can match the ladder value to your circuit impedance.
MCP41100-E/P vs MCP41050-E/P - which should I choose?
Choose the MCP41100-E/P when your circuit impedance is in the 100 kOhm region, and the MCP41050-E/P when 50 kOhm is the better match for your signal source or load. Both are single-channel 8-bit SPI digital potentiometers with 256 taps, the same pin arrangement in the 8-pin PDIP package, and the same 2.7 V to 5.5 V supply range. The only functional difference is the ladder value, 100 kOhm versus 50 kOhm, so they are pin-compatible and the choice should be driven by the impedance of the surrounding amplifier or divider network.
What is the difference between MCP41100-E/P and MCP41100-E/SN?
The MCP41100-E/P and MCP41100-E/SN are electrically identical 100 kOhm, 8-bit, single-channel SPI digital potentiometers; they differ only in package. The -E/P suffix designates the 8-pin PDIP through-hole package, while the -E/SN suffix designates the narrow SOIC-8 surface-mount package. Because the device function, tap count, resistance value, accuracy and supply range are unchanged, the two are used interchangeably at the design level, but a PCB laid out for the PDIP footprint cannot accept the SOIC part without a footprint change.
Can MCP41100-I/P replace MCP41100-E/P on an existing board?
The MCP41100-I/P is the closest same-package replacement for the MCP41100-E/P because it keeps the 8-pin PDIP footprint, the 100 kOhm end-to-end resistance, the 8-bit resolution with 256 taps and the same SPI serial interface and pin arrangement. The only difference is the temperature grade designation in the part number, so it is a mechanical and electrical drop-in as long as the temperature rating of the grade you are moving to covers your operating ambient. Verify the specific temperature ranges for both grades against the manufacturer datasheet before releasing the change.
What is the best drop-in replacement for MCP41100-E/P?
The best drop-in replacement is the MCP41100-I/P, which keeps the same 8-pin PDIP package, the same 100 kOhm end-to-end resistance and the same 8-bit SPI control so the existing PCB layout and firmware need no changes. If that exact resistance is not critical, the MCP41080-E/P in the same 8-pin PDIP package is a second option with an 80 kOhm ladder, about 20 percent lower than 100 kOhm, which requires re-scaling of any gain formula in firmware. Parts in SOIC or SMD packages are not drop-in for a PDIP footprint.
Where can I download the MCP41100-E/P datasheet PDF?
The MCP41100-E/P datasheet PDF is available from the Microchip Technology product page for the MCP41100 at microchip.com, where the manufacturer provides the full data sheet covering features, pin descriptions, electrical characteristics and the SPI command set. The manufacturer cross-reference guide for the MCP4XXXX digital potentiometer family is also published as a PDF and explains the protocol relationships between the two-wire and three-wire parts in the family. Use the manufacturer PDF as the authoritative source for electrical limits and pin assignments.
Where can I find the MCP41100-E/P pinout?
The MCP41100-E/P pinout is found in the pin description table of the Microchip MCP41XXX and MCP42XXX family data sheet, which also carries the matching 8-pin PDIP and SOIC drawings. The 8-pin PDIP layout places ground and supply pins at one end of the package and the three resistor terminals on the opposite end, so the wiper, A terminal and B terminal route directly to the pad. When assigning PCB tracks, always cross-check the pin names against the pin description table in the current manufacturer data sheet before fabrication.
Is MCP41100 suitable for Arduino and hobbyist modules?
The MCP41100 is well suited to Arduino and microcontroller hobby projects because it uses a standard SPI interface that maps directly onto the SPI peripheral of common boards, and it needs only a chip select line besides the clock and data lines. An MCP41100 module exposes the same 100 kOhm, 256-tap potentiometer with screw or header access to the A, B and wiper terminals, so it can be used as a digitally adjustable resistor in sensor conditioning and audio gain experiments. Note that the MCP41100-E/P is the through-hole PDIP variant, so it is the part you fit to a perfboard or through-hole shield.
Where can I buy MCP41100-E/P?
You can request a quote for the MCP41100-E/P using the Request a Quote form on this page, where the sales team confirms current stock, lead time and the shipping options for your quantity and date code requirements. The part is catalogued by Microchip Technology as an active single-channel 100 kOhm 8-bit SPI digital potentiometer in an 8-pin PDIP package, so it is a mainstream production part rather than an end-of-life item. Providing the target quantity and required delivery date on the quote request lets the supply team confirm allocation quickly.
What is the price of MCP41100-E/P?
Pricing for the MCP41100-E/P depends on quantity, date code and current supply, so the fastest way to get a firm number is the Request a Quote form on this page. The quote request returns unit pricing at your requested volume along with lead time and available shipment options. Because digital potentiometers are ordered in volume for production builds, price breaks at hundred and thousand-piece quantities are typical, and confirming the volume on the quote request avoids evaluating a single-piece figure that is not representative of your build.
What is the lead time for MCP41100-E/P and is it in stock?
Lead time and stock status for the MCP41100-E/P are confirmed on request through the Request a Quote form on this page, where you can state the quantity, target date and packaging preference. Microchip Technology lists the MCP41100 as a current single-channel digital potentiometer, and the -E/P variant is supplied in the 8-pin PDIP package. For planning purposes, ask for a date code breakdown as well as a delivery date, because DIP packages are stocked differently from the surface-mount variants of the same device.
What are the key specifications of MCP41100-E/P that engineers should know?
The key specifications of the MCP41100-E/P are a 100 kOhm end-to-end resistance, 8-bit resolution with 256 taps, a linear track taper, plus or minus 1 LSB maximum INL and DNL, a 2.7 V to 5.5 V supply range, less than 1 uA static supply current, an SPI interface supporting modes 0,0 and 1,1, and an 8-pin PDIP package. The manufacturer datasheet also documents a software shutdown command that isolates the A terminal and connects the wiper to the B terminal for low-power operation.
What can replace MCP41100-E/P?
The MCP41100-I/P can replace the MCP41100-E/P directly because it keeps the 8-pin PDIP footprint, the 100 kOhm ladder and the identical SPI control scheme, with only a different temperature grade designation. If your circuit tolerates a different ladder value, the MCP41080-E/P in the same PDIP package provides an 80 kOhm, 256-tap alternative, about 20 percent lower, which needs firmware rescaling. Devices in SOIC, SMD or dual-channel packages are not drop-in replacements for an 8-pin PDIP footprint, even though they perform the same function.
Is MCP41100-E/P the same as MCP41080-E/P?
No, the MCP41100-E/P and the MCP41080-E/P are not the same part, although they share the 8-pin PDIP footprint, the 8-bit resolution, the 256 taps, the SPI interface and the 2.7 V to 5.5 V supply range. The MCP41100-E/P has a 100 kOhm end-to-end resistance while the MCP41080-E/P has an 80 kOhm ladder, a difference of about 20 percent. They are therefore pin-compatible, but any firmware or hardware gain calculation that depends on the ladder value must be re-scaled when moving between them.
When should I choose MCP41100-E/P over an SPI DAC or a mechanical potentiometer?
Choose the MCP41100-E/P when you need a resistance that changes under firmware control without mechanical wear, when the setpoint must be stored in non-volatile memory and restored at power-up, or when a trimmer must be adjusted remotely. Compared with a mechanical potentiometer, it eliminates contact bounce, drift and contamination; compared with a multiplying DAC, it provides a true passive resistance that does not disturb the signal path. It is not the right choice when you need continuous 16-bit resolution, when the wiper must drive a heavy load, or when a fixed resistor is sufficient.

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Hướng dẫn chọn lựa

Choose the MCP41100-E/P when your design needs a 100 kOhm, 8-bit, single-channel SPI digital potentiometer on an 8-pin PDIP footprint, for example in audio gain staging, instrumentation calibration or power-supply feedback trimming. The MCP41100-I/P is the preferred drop-in alternative because it keeps the same 100 kOhm ladder, the same 256 taps, the same SPI protocol and the same PDIP footprint, differing only in temperature grade designation, so verify the grade covers your ambient range. The MCP41080-E/P and MCP41080-I/P are reasonable second choices when the ladder value is flexible: their 80 kOhm ladder is 20 percent lower, which is inside the drop-in limit but requires rescaling of any gain or filter coefficient in firmware. Do not use surface-mount or dual-channel variants as drop-ins on a PDIP footprint. If you need more than 256 taps, a logarithmic taper, or a wiper that drives heavy current, move up to a higher-resolution or higher-current family instead.

So sánh với các sản phẩm thay thế

Tham số Sản phẩm này MCP41100-I/P MCP41080-E/P MCP41080-I/P
Brand Microchip Technology Microchip Technology Microchip Technology Microchip Technology
Package 8-pin PDIP 8-pin PDIP - same 8-pin PDIP - same 8-pin PDIP - same
End-to-End Resistance 100 kOhm 100 kOhm - identical 80 kOhm (-20 percent) 80 kOhm (-20 percent)
Resolution / Taps 8 bits / 256 taps 8 bits / 256 taps - identical 8 bits / 256 taps 8 bits / 256 taps
Track Taper Linear Linear Linear Linear
Serial Interface SPI, modes 0,0 and 1,1 SPI, modes 0,0 and 1,1 SPI, modes 0,0 and 1,1 SPI, modes 0,0 and 1,1
Supply Voltage Range 2.7 V to 5.5 V 2.7 V to 5.5 V 2.7 V to 5.5 V 2.7 V to 5.5 V
Number of Channels 1 1 1 1
Static Supply Current 1 uA maximum 1 uA maximum 1 uA maximum 1 uA maximum
Temperature Grade Designation -E grade -I grade, different grade suffix -E grade -I grade, different grade suffix

Bảo phân biệt quan trọng

  • Only listed alternative with an identical 100 kOhm ladder and identical electrical behaviour (vsMCP41080-E/P)
  • Same 8-pin PDIP footprint as the target, so no PCB change is required (vsMCP41100-E/SN)
  • Linear track taper makes wiper code map directly onto a resistance or gain value (vsMCP41100-I/P)

Ghi chú thiết kế

Place the MCP41100-E/P close to the circuit that uses the wiper. The wiper and ladder terminals are the only analog signals on the board, and long traces between PW and the receiving amplifier pick up noise and stray capacitance. Keep the SPI lines (CS, SCK, SDI) short and route them away from the wiper trace; if the board has a switching supply or a fast digital bus nearby, route the wiper between a ground guard trace and the component it feeds. A solid ground plane under the DIP body also helps because VSS is a dedicated pin at one end of the package.

Decouple the supply pin with a 0.1 uF ceramic capacitor as close as possible to pin 2, and add 1 uF to 10 uF of bulk capacitance on the rail if the wiper load changes quickly. The device draws less than 1 uA in static operation, so supply current is usually dominated by the load connected to the wiper rather than by the IC. Use the software shutdown command between measurement bursts to isolate the A terminal and tie the wiper to the B terminal, which prevents leakage through the ladder from disturbing a high-impedance node during long idle periods.

The most common mistake is forgetting that the SPI transfer is two bytes: a command byte followed by a data byte carrying the wiper code. Sending only a data byte shifts the wrong word into the command register and the wiper does not move. Also confirm the SPI mode against your controller configuration, since the device supports modes 0,0 and 1,1 but not mode 1,0. Finally, do not exceed the wiper current rating when driving a load, because excessive wiper current adds distortion to the tap resistance and degrades the plus or minus 1 LSB linearity the part is specified to deliver.

Thông tin tuân thủ

RoHS
Unknown
REACH
Unknown
AEC-Q100
Not Applicable
Không chì
Unknown
Không halogen
Unknown
Khoáng vật xung đột
Unknown

Microchip product pages and the family data sheet list RoHS and material composition declarations, but the status for this specific part and package code was not captured in this record, so each field is left as unknown. The device is a commercial-grade catalog item rather than an AEC-Q100 qualified automotive part.

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