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Calibrate, Trim, and Adjust
Electronic calibration of equipment is reliable, cost effective, and flexible. To make design-in easier, Maxim offers DACs, digital potentiometers (pots), and voltage references specifically optimized for calibration applications. We have example circuits and application notes for electronic calibration.
Calibration Parts
A calibration part is an adjustable device with a predictable power-on-reset (POR) condition. Usually POR will read a value stored in nonvolatile (NV) memory in the device. Alternative devices that POR to zero, midscale, or full-scale can also be used in selected circuits. Maxim adds a C to signify calibration before a common acronym. Thus, CDPot is a calibration digital pot. CDAC is a calibration digital-to-analog converter. A CRef is a calibration voltage reference.
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Maxim Tools and Calculators
Also See
- Micro-Cap 10 Circuit simulator from Spectrum Software. (Free Evaluation Version)
- Solve Elec is a simple circuit simulator. (Donation software)
- FilterFree is a filter design program for filters up to three poles. (Freeware)
- KEMET Spice Software, Kemet®, The Capacitance Company, (Capacitor Self-Resonance) (Freeware)
- Johanson Technology, JTIsoft® (freeware) is comprised of two advanced design simulation software packages, MLCsoft® and MLIsoft®. This software provides complete S-parameter and SPICE modeling data on Johanson's line of RF multilayer ceramic capacitors and inductors over the frequency range of 1MHz to 20GHz.
- AADE Filter Design and Analysis (Freeware)
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