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AD7371JN from Analog Devices is a programmable-gain voiceband receive and antialiasing filter in a 24-pin plastic DIP (N-24) package.
Analog Devices lists the AD7371 family as obsolete. Confirm exact-order-code provenance and redesign options before a new procurement commitment.
The AD7371 receive path combines a second-order continuous-time low-pass stage, a fourth-order switched-capacitor high-pass stage and a seventh-order switched-capacitor low-pass stage. Its nominal voiceband passband extends from 180 Hz to 3.5 kHz under the data-sheet clock conditions. An eight-bit digital bus sets input gain, while clock-divider controls determine the internal switched-capacitor timing.
High-order analog and switched-capacitor stages implement the receive-path bandpass response.
An eight-bit control bus selects gain settings up to +24 dB.
CLKIN, divider controls and SYNCOUT support coordinated filter timing.
The N-24 plastic DIP supports legacy socketed or through-hole assemblies.
Two continuous-time/switched-capacitor low-pass sections and a switched-capacitor high-pass section.
180 Hz lower and 3.5 kHz upper cutoff at the stated 288 kHz clock condition.
DB7 through DB0 are latched by the active-low WR control.
VDD/VSS serve the analog path while VCC powers digital circuitry; follow the data-sheet grounding guidance.
The ADI ordering guide identifies AD7371JN as package option N-24, a 24-pin plastic DIP. The LCDChip package registry maps the database description 24-DIP (0.300 in, 7.62 mm) to the normalized name 24-DIP. Verify the mechanical drawing and board footprint against the exact supplied part.

The registered 24-DIP JPG is currently missing; the expected path is retained for later completion.
The groups below follow the AD7371 DIP pin-function table in the Analog Devices obsolete data sheet; they are not the AD7341 transmit-filter pinout.
Receive-filter output and input.
Negative and positive analog supply connections.
Derived synchronization output and external synchronization input.
Output-frequency and input-clock divider selections.
Digital ground, digital positive supply and analog ground.
Clock input, active-low gain-data latch and eight-bit gain-control bus.
Check the official package drawing before assigning PCB pads; signal names alone do not establish layout orientation.
| Function | Voiceband receive bandpass/antialiasing filter |
|---|---|
| Exact ordering option | AD7371JN, N-24 plastic DIP, commercial J grade |
| Operating temperature | 0 to +70 °C for J versions |
| Supply conditions | VDD and VCC = +5 V ±5%; VSS = -5 V ±5% in the data-sheet receive-filter specification |
| Nominal CLKIN | 288 kHz for the stated receive-filter characteristics |
| Lower cutoff | 180 Hz, 0.1 dB down from the lowest passband point, stated clock condition |
| Upper cutoff | 3.5 kHz, same cutoff definition and clock condition |
| Passband ripple | 0.4 dB maximum, 200 Hz to 3.3 kHz |
| Signal-to-noise ratio | 72 dB minimum, 180 Hz to 3.5 kHz, stated receive-filter conditions |
| Programmable gain range | 0 to +24 dB, selected through DB0-DB7 |
| Input signal range | ±3 V maximum, per receive-filter characteristics |
| Input impedance | 10 kΩ typical |
Values are tied to the Analog Devices AD7341/AD7371 Rev. A receive-filter table; distinguish specified maxima/minima from typical values and verify the original table for final design sign-off.
No drop-in replacement is established here. AD7371JP is the same receive-filter family in a 28-pin PLCC, so its package and pinout require a board change. AD7341JN is a transmit/reconstruction filter and does not provide the AD7371 receive-filter function. Any redesign must revalidate passband, gain programming, clocking, supply rails, package, temperature range and procurement status.
These candidate order codes are text only because a suitable exact, qualified internal replacement link was not established.
Analog Devices identifies the AD7371 product family as obsolete. The controlled legacy data sheet covers the AD7341 transmit filter and AD7371 receive filter; use the AD7371JN ordering row and AD7371 DIP pin table specifically for this product.
Receive-channel filtering in equipment built around the original filter set.
Controlled maintenance of qualified assemblies requiring the exact DIP device.
Clocked voiceband filtering where the documented gain and passband meet system requirements.
For this obsolete order code, verify the complete top marking, lot/date code, chain of custody, lead condition and storage history. Do not interpret a third-party listing as manufacturer-authorized current production.
A 24-pin plastic-DIP voiceband receive and antialiasing filter with digitally programmable gain.
No. Analog Devices labels the AD7371 product family obsolete.
No direct replacement is established: AD7341 is the transmit filter, while AD7371 is the receive filter.
No. The registered JPG is missing and must be supplied before publication.
Use the official legacy data sheet and mechanical drawing for final validation. This draft does not establish available authorized inventory, current pricing or a qualified substitute. Resolve the missing package image and sourcing evidence before release.
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