Product Overview
Analogic ADC4356 16-Bit A/D Converter Module - Used, Clean
The Analogic ADC4356 is a buffered 16-bit analog-to-digital converter designed for low noise, low distortion, and high-speed performance.
Part of the ADC435x family, it combines precision linearity with a compact, shielded design that made it a workhorse in professional data acquisition, digital audio, and instrumentation systems. Today, it stands ready for its next chapter in your lab or project.
Product Condition
Used, clean, and in good condition. Shows typical signs of prior use but remains functional and well-preserved.
Product Overview
The ADC4356 offers 16-bit resolution with no missing codes and a buffered 7 µs conversion time. With wide dynamic range and ±½ LSB differential nonlinearity, it provides reliable accuracy for applications demanding stable and repeatable signal conversion. Designed to be TTL/CMOS-compatible, it integrates smoothly into a variety of system designs.
Key Features
- Brand: Analogic
- Model: ADC4356
- 16-bit resolution with no missing codes
- Buffered design with 7 µs conversion time
- Input ranges: 0–10 V unipolar or ±5 V bipolar
- ±½ LSB differential nonlinearity
- 92 dB signal-to-noise ratio (typical)
- Peak distortion: -110 dB at 1 kHz
- TTL/CMOS-compatible inputs and outputs
- Electromagnetic/electrostatic shielding on all sides
Applications
- Professional audio encoding and digital audio systems
- Automatic test equipment (ATE)
- High-resolution imaging
- Spectroscopy and scientific instrumentation
- Medical data acquisition
- Satellite communications
- Multiplexed data acquisition systems
Frequently Asked Questions
What condition is this ADC4356 in?
This module is used, clean, and in good condition, suitable for integration into test or operational systems.
What makes the ADC4356 different from other ADC435x models?
The ADC4356 is the buffered version, with a 7 µs conversion time. By contrast, the ADC4355 is 100 kHz sampling, and the ADC4357 supports 200 kHz throughput.
What input ranges does the ADC4356 support?
It accepts 0 to +10 V unipolar or ±5 V bipolar analog input ranges.
How accurate is the ADC4356?
It provides 16-bit resolution with ±½ LSB differential nonlinearity, a typical 92 dB signal-to-noise ratio, and total harmonic distortion below -100 dB at 1 kHz.
What applications are best suited for this module?
It is widely used in professional digital audio, imaging, ATE, spectroscopy, and communication systems where high accuracy and stability are critical.
Originally built for precision and consistency, the Analogic ADC4356 remains a capable instrument in demanding environments. Its proven performance story continues—its next chapter belongs to you.
