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AS8510 Data Acquisition IC

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This presentation includes information about the key features, possible applications (mainly automotive) and main benefits of the AS8510, which is a virtually offset free, low noise, two channel measurement device. Product information will be provided and an overview of different major target applications of this product, which can be used nearly everywhere that small signals should be measured, will be given. More detailed explanation will be related to battery management, which is the main target application.

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PTM Published on: 2011-07-15

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