Maxim’s MAX2172 direct-conversion to low-IF tuner is designed for digital audio broadcast (DAB) and terrestrial digital multimedia broadcast (T-DMB) applications, covering an input frequency range of ...
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The type approval certificate covers all nine provinces of South Africa and opens the door for South African customers to use Telegesis modules in a variety of ZigBee applications
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Maxim has introduced new pin- and software-compatible 16-bit (MAX5138) and 12-bit (MAX5139) precision DACs. Offered in a 3 x 3 mm package, they integrate a high-precision voltage reference and provide ...
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The new MAX15038 and MAX15039 from Maxim are small, synchronous DC-DC converters that deliver up to 4 A and 6 A of output current, respectively. Operating from a 500 kHz to 2 MHz switching frequency, ...
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Maxim has introduced the DS2741 current monitor/accumulator for cost-sensitive, lithium-ion (Li+) applications. Incorporating a high-side current-sense resistor, this 3 x 3 mm device allows users to connect ...
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Maxim’s new MAX7036 is a low-IF, superheterodyne receiver for ASK/OOK data in the 300 MHz to 450 MHz frequency range. Only requiring a few external components to implement a complete receiver chain solution, ...
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Teridian Semiconductor has announced the availability of its first system-on-chip (SoC) for power outlet measurement and monitoring. The 78M6612 enables duplex AC power measurement for use by original ...
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Broadening its portfolio of solutions for the digital video signal path, Maxim has introduced the MAX9526, a 10-bit, 4x oversampling video decoder. This device is built around a 54 MHz, 10-bit ADC that ...
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The new MAX9860 from Maxim is a low-power, mono audio codec with dual ADC paths and programmable digital voice filters. The device employs a flexible clocking scheme that utilises common system clock ...
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New from Maxim is the DS8313, a low-power, low-cost smartcard interface that performs level translation between a host microcontroller and a 5 V, 3 V or 1,8 V smartcard, while providing up to 80 mA for ...
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Maxim has introduced the MAX15032, constant-frequency, pulse width modulated (PWM), low-noise step-up converter. Designed for low-voltage systems that require a locally generated high-voltage output, ...
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Maxim’s new MAXQ1850 is a high-performance 32-bit RISC microcontroller for the financial terminal market. It integrates security supervisory features, advanced encryption acceleration, and 8 KB of non-volatile ...
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