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What is the full-scale analog input range?

April 26, 2017analog full-scale input range

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What is the full-scale analog input range?

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The full-scale analog input range is +/-2.00000 VDC with a linearity of 0.005%, when the analog chip is operated from a power supply as low as a 3.8 V. With a regulated power supply, an input range up to +/-3.50000 VDC is possible. With proper front-end signal conditioning circuitry, the ALD500 / ALD500R can accommodate virtually any input signal that can be converted into a DC voltage within the range specified above.