Discrete-to-Digital Interface IC's

Discrete-to-digital interface ICs (Integrated Circuits) are electronic components that provide an interface between analog and digital circuits. They are commonly used to convert analog signals into digital signals for further processing. These components are particularly useful in avionics and industrial applications where analog inputs are prevalent, and digital processing is necessary.

Device Engineering offers a range of Discrete-to-Digital components that accept six or eight parallel discrete inputs. These ICs converts the parallel inputs into an SPI (Serial Peripheral Interface) serial data stream, conforming to ABD0100H (Airbus Directive). The entire line of Discrete-to-Digital components from Device Engineering includes DO-160D lightning protection, ensuring system longevity.

The applications of Discrete-to-Digital Interface ICs are wide-ranging. They can be used to convert signals from sensors, switches, and other analog devices to digital signals for use in microcontrollers, programmable logic controllers (PLCs), and other digital systems. These discrete-to-digital components are also used in measurement and control systems, communication systems, and audio and video processing systems.