Features
- Solid-state nonvolatile
- 16 wiper taps
- 3-wire up/down serial interface
- VCC = 2.7V and 5V
- Active current 50µA max.
- Standby current 5µA max.
- RTOTAL = 10kΩ
- Packages: 8 Ld MSOP, 8 Ld SOIC
- Pb-free plus anneal available (RoHS compliant)
Description
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The Intersil X9116 is a digitally controlled nonvolatile potentiometer designed to be used in trimmer applications. The pot consists of 15 equal resistor segments that connect to the wiper pin through programmable CMOS switches. The tap position is programmed through a 3-wire up/down serial port. The last position of the wiper is stored in a nonvolatile memory location which is recalled at the time of power up of the device. The wiper moves through sequential tap positions with inputs on the serial port. A falling edge on INC (bar) causes the tap position to increment one position up or down based on whether the U/D (bar) pin is held high or low. The X9116 can be used in many applications requiring a variable resistance. In many cases it can replace a mechanical trimmer and offers many advantages such as temperature and time stability as well as the reliability of a solid state solution.
| Part Number | Status | Samples | Stock | Package | Carrier Type | MOQ |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| X9116WM8IZ | Obsolete | N/A | Out of Stock | MSOP | Tube | 960 |
| X9116WM8IZ-2.7 | Obsolete | N/A | In Stock | MSOP | Tube | 960 |
| X9116WM8IZ-2.7T1 | Obsolete | N/A | In Stock | MSOP | Reel | 2500 |
| X9116WM8IZT1 | Obsolete | N/A | Out of Stock | MSOP | Reel | 2500 |
| X9116WM8Z | Obsolete | N/A | Out of Stock | MSOP | Tube | 1280 |
| X9116WM8Z-2.7 | Obsolete | N/A | In Stock | MSOP | Tube | 1280 |
| X9116WM8Z-2.7T1 | Obsolete | N/A | Out of Stock | MSOP | Reel | 2500 |
| X9116WM8ZT1 | Obsolete | N/A | Out of Stock | MSOP | Reel | 2500 |
| X9116WS8IZ | Obsolete | N/A | In Stock | SOIC | Tube | 2000 |
| X9116WS8IZ-2.7 | Obsolete | N/A | Out of Stock | SOIC | Tube | 1200 |
| X9116WS8IZ-2.7T1 | Obsolete | N/A | Out of Stock | SOIC | Reel | 2500 |
| X9116WS8IZT1 | Obsolete | N/A | Out of Stock | SOIC | Reel | 2500 |
| X9116WS8Z | Obsolete | N/A | In Stock | SOIC | Tube | 1600 |
| X9116WS8Z-2.7 | Obsolete | N/A | In Stock | SOIC | Tube | 2000 |
| X9116WS8Z-2.7T1 | Obsolete | N/A | In Stock | SOIC | Reel | 2500 |
| X9116WS8ZT1 | Obsolete | N/A | Out of Stock | SOIC | Reel | 2500 |
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- Manual - Development ToolsPDF 2.16 MB AN1555 Sep 17, 2025
- Product Change NoticePDF 237 KB PCN13065 Dec 24, 2013
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- Product Change NoticePDF 152 KB PCN12085 Nov 07, 2012
- Product Change NoticePDF 84 KB PCN11013 Feb 01, 2011
- Application NotePDF 281 KB an1425 May 22, 2008AI-generated Summary: Digitally Controlled Potentiometers (DCPs) offer precise resistance control with configurations in both serial and parallel modes, featuring fixed resistors and various resistance options. The ISL22317 model provides 1% precision with 128 taps and can function as a two-terminal variable resistor or three-terminal potentiometer, delivering high accuracy and low temperature coefficient. DCPs can outperform DACs in fine tuning within limited ranges, offering better resolution with fewer bits. Resolution varies with voltage and tap count, as detailed in the provided tables. Usage guidelines and liability disclaimers emphasize proper application and safety considerations.
- Application NotePDF 750 KB an139 Jun 30, 2005AI-generated Summary: The document details the design of power supplies using Intersil’s XDCP mixed signal products. It explains four key circuit schematics: Front End, Power Mesh, Secondary Control, and Primary Control, highlighting their interconnections. The Front End converts AC line power to an unregulated 320V DC, incorporating protection and EMI filtering components. The Power Mesh is a single switch forward DC/DC converter that regulates 320V DC to 12V DC at 10A, using a cascode transistor arrangement and a digitally controlled switching frequency to meet EMI requirements.
- Application NotePDF 534 KB an133 Jun 06, 2005AI-generated Summary: The document explains how digitally controlled potentiometers (XDCPs) enable programmability in amplifier circuits by adjusting cutoff frequency and gain. It details the design of a non-inverting amplifier with variable resistors forming an RC low pass filter and gain control. Techniques to reduce potentiometer resistance for high-frequency applications are described, allowing gain from 1 to 2 and cutoff frequency from 130kHz to over 1MHz. The amplifier’s parameters are controlled via a serial bus, enabling computer-based customization.
- Application NotePDF 467 KB an1149 May 03, 2005AI-generated Summary: The document details circuits using Intersil digitally controlled potentiometers (X9C103, X9312) combined with op amps (LT1226, OP37, LT1028) for applications like null adjustment, amplifier biasing, and proportional-integral temperature control. It explains modes controlled by NADJ/ADJ signals, automatic nulling via feedback loops, and bias stabilization in high-output buffer amplifiers. The circuits optimize gain, bandwidth, noise, and minimize distortion and power consumption. It also covers clocking options for nulling and temperature control using digital potentiometers and comparators.
- Application NotePDF 280 KB an1157 Apr 29, 2005AI-generated Summary: Digitally controlled potentiometers (XDCPs) enable precise power supply and DC to DC converter control by allowing cascading configurations for fine and coarse voltage adjustments. These devices store wiper settings in nonvolatile memory, ensuring long-term reliability and simplifying manufacturing and testing. XDCPs improve repeatability, reduce human error, and enhance resistance to environmental stress, making them superior to mechanical potentiometers in power applications.
- Application NotePDF 324 KB an124 Apr 27, 2005AI-generated Summary: Digitally-controlled potentiometers have key analog parameters including number of taps (16 to 256), end-to-end resistance (1kΩ to 1MΩ), wiper resistance (~40Ω), wiper current (1-3mA), power rating (10-50mW), resolution, noise, linearity, and temperature coefficients. Voltage limits range from ±5V to ±15V on pins. Absolute linearity ensures accuracy within one least significant bit, while relative linearity guarantees tap-to-tap accuracy within 0.2 LSB. Temperature coefficients affect resistance stability. Various circuit techniques exist to mitigate these limitations. The document also includes usage notices, quality grades, and liability disclaimers from Renesas Electronics.
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- Manual - Development ToolsPDF 2.16 MB AN1555 Sep 17, 2025
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- Application NotePDF 281 KB an1425 May 22, 2008AI-generated Summary: Digitally Controlled Potentiometers (DCPs) offer precise resistance control with configurations in both serial and parallel modes, featuring fixed resistors and various resistance options. The ISL22317 model provides 1% precision with 128 taps and can function as a two-terminal variable resistor or three-terminal potentiometer, delivering high accuracy and low temperature coefficient. DCPs can outperform DACs in fine tuning within limited ranges, offering better resolution with fewer bits. Resolution varies with voltage and tap count, as detailed in the provided tables. Usage guidelines and liability disclaimers emphasize proper application and safety considerations.
- Application NotePDF 750 KB an139 Jun 30, 2005AI-generated Summary: The document details the design of power supplies using Intersil’s XDCP mixed signal products. It explains four key circuit schematics: Front End, Power Mesh, Secondary Control, and Primary Control, highlighting their interconnections. The Front End converts AC line power to an unregulated 320V DC, incorporating protection and EMI filtering components. The Power Mesh is a single switch forward DC/DC converter that regulates 320V DC to 12V DC at 10A, using a cascode transistor arrangement and a digitally controlled switching frequency to meet EMI requirements.
- Application NotePDF 534 KB an133 Jun 06, 2005AI-generated Summary: The document explains how digitally controlled potentiometers (XDCPs) enable programmability in amplifier circuits by adjusting cutoff frequency and gain. It details the design of a non-inverting amplifier with variable resistors forming an RC low pass filter and gain control. Techniques to reduce potentiometer resistance for high-frequency applications are described, allowing gain from 1 to 2 and cutoff frequency from 130kHz to over 1MHz. The amplifier’s parameters are controlled via a serial bus, enabling computer-based customization.
- Application NotePDF 467 KB an1149 May 03, 2005AI-generated Summary: The document details circuits using Intersil digitally controlled potentiometers (X9C103, X9312) combined with op amps (LT1226, OP37, LT1028) for applications like null adjustment, amplifier biasing, and proportional-integral temperature control. It explains modes controlled by NADJ/ADJ signals, automatic nulling via feedback loops, and bias stabilization in high-output buffer amplifiers. The circuits optimize gain, bandwidth, noise, and minimize distortion and power consumption. It also covers clocking options for nulling and temperature control using digital potentiometers and comparators.
- Application NotePDF 280 KB an1157 Apr 29, 2005AI-generated Summary: Digitally controlled potentiometers (XDCPs) enable precise power supply and DC to DC converter control by allowing cascading configurations for fine and coarse voltage adjustments. These devices store wiper settings in nonvolatile memory, ensuring long-term reliability and simplifying manufacturing and testing. XDCPs improve repeatability, reduce human error, and enhance resistance to environmental stress, making them superior to mechanical potentiometers in power applications.View More (14)
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- Product Change NoticePDF 237 KB PCN13065 Dec 24, 2013
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