Maxim has introduced the MAX9611 and MAX9612, the latest additions to its portfolio of high-side, current-sense amplifiers (CSAs). Designed for industrial, consumer and automotive applications that require ...
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The MAX16840 from Maxim is an LED driver IC for lighting applications and includes all the necessary features to design low-component-count LED drivers for 12 V and 24 V a.c. input light bulbs (eg, MR16). ...
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The MAX5214 and MAX5216 from Maxim are pin-compatible, 14-bit and 16-bit DACs. They are single-channel, buffered voltage-output devices which use a precision external reference applied through the high-resistance ...
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Antenova’s M10372 GPS RADIONOVA is a highly integrated GPS RF antenna module suitable for L1-band GPS and A-GPS systems. The device is based on the SiRFstarIV GPS architecture combined with Antenova’s ...
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Maxim’s MAX16840 is an LED driver that employs a proprietary architecture to ensure flicker-free, dimmable operation with electronic transformers and cut-angle dimmers. The patent-pending approach enables ...
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The EM300 series is Ember’s next-generation ZigBee chip family that packs enhanced wireless networking performance and application code space into a low-power chipset. The EM351 integrates an ARM Cortex-M3 ...
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With their high sensitivity, performance and fast startup times, the modules enable system integrators to add GPS capability to a mobile device with little impact on its size or battery life. The GPS ...
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Antenova announced the release of the Acuta A10415 GPS antenna, a standard GPS antenna intended to replace the ceramic patch antenna in embedded GPS applications. It operates at 1575 MHz and is suitable ...
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Maxim’s MAX5977A/MAX5977B hot-swap controllers provide complete protection for systems with a 1 V to 16 V single-supply voltage. During initial insertion, the devices limit the inrush current from damaging ...
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Maxim’s MAX9635 ambient light sensor features an I²C digital output that is ideal for a number of portable applications such as smartphones, notebooks and industrial sensors. The IC is designed to operate ...
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Maxim’s new MAX16903 and MAX16904 are automotive-grade, synchronous step-down converters that consume only 25 μA at no-load and deliver 1 A and 600 mA, respectively. The 2,1 MHz devices are optimised ...
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Maxim’s new MAX11645 is claimed to be the industry’s smallest 2-channel ADC. This 12-bit I²C device includes an internal reference in a tiny 1,9 x 2,2 mm wafer-level package (WLP). A 4 x 3 bump array ...
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