External conversion circuit when DAC0832 outputs analog voltage

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The DAC0832 is a current-output digital-to-analog converter, which means it produces an output current rather than a direct voltage. If you need an analog voltage signal instead, you must use an external conversion circuit. As shown in the diagram, a two-stage operational amplifier configuration can be used to convert the current output into a usable voltage signal. The first stage typically converts the current to a voltage, while the second stage may provide additional gain or level shifting. The output from point A provides a unipolar analog voltage, ranging from 0 to -5V when using a +5V reference. On the other hand, the output at point B offers a bipolar voltage, capable of reaching ±5V under the same reference conditions. This makes the DAC0832 suitable for applications requiring both positive and negative voltage outputs, such as audio processing or precision control systems.