frequency to voltage

The datatsheet says its a voltage to frequency converter so the simple answer is no. Simple low frequency work is often easy to do mith a micro. Frequency ranges almost never include 0hz, decide what your real lower end is.

[...] The devices can also be used as highly accurate Frequency- to-Voltage (F/V) converters, accepting virtually any input frequency waveform and providing a linearly proportional voltage output. [...]

My lowest frequence could be 0.5 Hz

In that case small micro is the easiest way.

Hardware is really simple, you need to convert your input to a logic level square wave. Connect to one of the interrupt lines. Use a pwm generator for your output. Connect it to a CR low pass network and your done, apart from the software.

oh, right... i see... apart from the sw ;)

for this reason i was wondering if is there any IC was suitable for my problems...

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A few hours work, unless your completely new to it. Lots of examples on microchips site to get you stared. Micros are such a big part of the industry today that you will have to learn sooner or later, so it might as well be now.