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Sensors for health and fitness wearables
31 January 2018, Analogue, Mixed Signal, LSI

Preventive healthcare and continuous monitoring solutions for wearable health and fitness applications can be designed with the MAX86140 and MAX86141 optical pulse oximeter/heart rate sensors and the ...
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Low-power boost regulator
15 November 2017, Electronics Technology

With extremely high efficiency and quiescent current of only 300 nA, the MAX17222 nanoPower boost regulator from Maxim Integrated Products enables the longest battery life in the smallest form factor ...
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Sensors for health and fitness wearables
15 November 2017, Analogue, Mixed Signal, LSI

Preventive healthcare and continuous monitoring solutions for wearable health and fitness applications can be designed with the MAX86140 and MAX86141 optical pulse oximeter/heart rate sensors and the ...
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RS-485 transceivers for industrial control systems
15 November 2017, Telecoms, Datacoms, Wireless, IoT

According to Maxim Integrated Products, its new MAX22500E, MAX22501E and MAX22502E RS-485 transceivers allow industrial designers to achieve 2x faster data rates and extend cable length by up to 50%. ...
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Sensors for health and fitness wearables
15 November 2017, Analogue, Mixed Signal, LSI

Preventive healthcare and continuous monitoring solutions for wearable health and fitness applications can be designed with the MAX86140 and MAX86141 optical pulse oximeter/heart rate sensors and the ...
read more


64-bit SBC on long-term supply
11 October 2017, Computer/Embedded Technology

The Pine A64-LTS is a long-term supply version of the Pine A64 single board computer powered by a quad-core ARM Cortex A53 64-bit processor. The board is guaranteed to be available for 5 years and at ...
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CAN transceiver
11 October 2017, Telecoms, Datacoms, Wireless, IoT

The MAX14883E from Maxim Integrated Products, with selectable polarity and high-speed CAN transceiver, is optimised for industrial network applications, to reduce installation errors and ensure robust ...
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Buck converter for USB-C
13 September 2017, Power Electronics / Power Management

Developers of multi-cell, USB Type-C products that need higher current, dual input, and I²C support now have a flexible option with the MAX77756 24 V, 500 mA, low quiescent current buck converter from ...
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IO-Link master transceiver
19 July 2017, Telecoms, Datacoms, Wireless, IoT

Designers of Industry 4.0 applications can achieve robust communications and reduce power dissipation with the MAX14819 dual-channel, IO-Link master transceiver from Maxim Integrated Products. The architecture ...
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Low-power boost regulators
14 June 2017, Power Electronics / Power Management

With high efficiency and quiescent current of only 300 nA, the MAX17222 nanoPower boost regulator from Maxim Integrated Products enables extended battery life in the smallest form factor for wearable ...
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Industrial step-down converters
14 June 2017, Power Electronics / Power Management

System architects can rapidly comply to international electrotechnical commission (IEC) and safety integrated level (SIL) standards to achieve long-term system reliability with the MAX17572 and MAX17574 ...
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Battery fuel gauge
17 May 2017, Power Electronics / Power Management

The new MAX17055 ModelGauge m5 from Maxim Integrated Products provides an easy way for developers of portable devices to design accurate and low power host-side battery gauges. Traditionally, fuel gauges ...
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