Mxtronics Data Converters | BeiLuo Distributor

About Data Converters

Mxtronics precision data converters include high-resolution ADCs and DACs designed for demanding aerospace and defense applications. These converters feature excellent linearity, low noise, and radiation tolerance options for satellite systems and military equipment.

As an authorized distributor of Mxtronics, BeiLuo provides a comprehensive range of Data Converters products. These products are widely used in industrial control, automotive electronics, consumer electronics, and communication equipment. We offer a complete product line with multiple series to meet various application requirements. All products are genuine and original, backed by professional technical support and comprehensive after-sales service.

Selection Guide: How to Choose the Right Data Converters

Product List

2 products available

Part Number ↕	Resolution ↕	Sampling Rate ↕	Channels ↕	INL ↕	SNR ↕	Package ↕	Stock Status	Action
MXD1604	16-bit	500 kSPS	4 differential	+/- 1 LSB	92 dB	CERDIP-28, QFP-32	In Stock	View Details
MXD2420	24-bit	-	-	-	-	CERDIP-24, QFP-32	In Stock	View Details

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Frequently Asked Questions

What types of data converters does Mxtronics offer?

Mxtronics offers three main types of data converters: SAR ADCs for high-speed applications (up to 1 MSPS), Sigma-Delta ADCs for high-resolution measurement (up to 24 bits), and DACs for precision control outputs. The SAR ADCs are ideal for multiplexed sensor systems and control loops. Sigma-delta converters excel in precision instrumentation with excellent noise performance. DACs are available in voltage and current output configurations for various control applications.

Choose SAR ADCs for speed, sigma-delta for precision, based on your application requirements.

How do I choose between radiation-tolerant and standard grade converters?

Radiation-tolerant converters are required for space applications where total ionizing dose (TID) exceeds 10krad(Si). Standard grade (-55°C to +125°C) is sufficient for most military and industrial applications without significant radiation exposure. Mxtronics offers three radiation tolerance levels: 10krad(Si), 50krad(Si), and 100krad(Si). For LEO satellites, 10-50krad is typically sufficient. For GEO or deep space missions, 100krad or higher may be required. Single event effects (SEE) characterization is also important for digital converters in space.

Use radiation-tolerant for space applications. Use standard grade for military/industrial without radiation exposure.

What is the difference between resolution and accuracy in data converters?

Resolution refers to the number of bits (12, 16, 24) determining the smallest theoretical step size. Accuracy includes resolution plus errors from offset, gain, linearity (INL/DNL), and noise. A 16-bit converter has 65,536 possible codes, but actual accuracy may be 14-15 effective bits due to noise. Mxtronics specifies both resolution and AC/DC accuracy parameters. For precision applications, focus on INL (integral non-linearity) and noise specifications rather than just resolution.

Consider both resolution and accuracy specs. Focus on INL and noise for precision applications.

How do I calculate the required sampling rate for my application?

Sampling rate follows Nyquist criterion: sample at least 2x the highest frequency in your signal. For practical anti-aliasing filter design, sample at 5-10x the signal bandwidth. For control systems, sample at 10-20x the control loop bandwidth. Mxtronics SAR ADCs support up to 1 MSPS for high-speed applications. Sigma-delta converters offer lower speeds (10 SPS to 100 kSPS) but higher resolution. Consider decimation and digital filtering for noise reduction in precision applications.

Sample at 5-10x signal bandwidth. Use SAR for high speed, sigma-delta for high resolution.

What package options are available for high-reliability applications?

Mxtronics offers multiple package options for high-reliability applications: Ceramic DIP and CERDIP for through-hole military systems, ceramic QFP and QFN for surface-mount applications, and metal can packages for extreme environments. Hermetic sealing prevents moisture ingress for long-term reliability. Lead finish options include tin-lead (SnPb) for military compliance and lead-free for commercial aerospace. Package selection affects thermal performance, board space, and assembly processes. Consider hermetic packages for satellite applications.

Use hermetic ceramic packages for satellite. Select package based on space and thermal requirements.