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Triple and quad 2:1 mux amps
14 July 2004, CST Electronics, Analogue, Mixed Signal, LSI

Maxim's triple/quad 2:1 mux amps (video switches plus video amplifier) with integrated input clamps, MAX4028/MAX4029, are designed for automotive navigation and entertainment, video projectors, and TV/display ...
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Selecting temperature sensors for system measurement and protection
14 July 2004, CST Electronics, Circuit & System Protection

A number of technologies are available for designers who need to measure temperature within a system. Thermistors, thermocouples, RTDs, and temperature sensor ICs each have advantages and disadvantages ...
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Dual temperature sensor and fan controller
14 July 2004, CST Electronics, Circuit & System Protection

Maxim's MAX6678 is a dual temperature sensor and fan controller that offers remote temperature sensing up to 145°C and automatic adjustment of two cooling fans to minimise noise and improve efficiency. ...
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ADC with software-selectable input range and simultaneous-sampling
30 June 2004, CST Electronics, Analogue, Mixed Signal, LSI, Products & Solutions

A 14-bit analog-to-digital converter (ADC) that offers simultaneous sampling of four fully differential channels, the MAX1338, has channel-independent, software-programmable input ranges of ±0 V, ±5 V, ...
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Analog temperature sensor accurate to ±0,5°C
2 June 2004, CST Electronics, Analogue, Mixed Signal, LSI

Dallas Semiconductor's temperature sensor chip, the DS600, is a ±0,5°C (max) accurate analog-output temperature sensor. The device comes factory calibrated and has a linear-voltage output characteristic, ...
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300-450 MHz superheterodyne ASK/FSK receiver
2 June 2004, CST Electronics, Telecoms, Datacoms, Wireless, IoT

Claimed to be the world's first dual-channel receiver that can receive both ASK and FSK data simultaneously, eliminating the switching lag time between modes, the MAX1471 from Maxim is designed for low-cost ...
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Designing robust and fault-tolerant motion-control feedback systems
19 May 2004, CST Electronics, Analogue, Mixed Signal, LSI, Test & Measurement

Ref: z2708354m Today's demanding industrial applications require rugged, reliable robots and automated machines that operate under harsh conditions 24 hours a day, seven days a week. Such systems require ...
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Power meter design achieves ±1% accuracy
5 May 2004, CST Electronics, Analogue, Mixed Signal, LSI

Power meters provide an early warning of thermal overload by monitoring the power consumption in 'high reliability' systems. Power monitoring is especially suitable for systems in which the ...
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Low-power multirate limiting amplifiers
5 May 2004, CST Electronics, Analogue, Mixed Signal, LSI

Maxim's MAX3747/MAX3747A are 3,3 V, low-power, multirate limiting amplifiers with a programmable loss-of-signal (LOS) indicator. These devices provide high gain and good bit-error-rate performance with ...
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PWM power IC integrates MOSFETs and hot-swap controller
21 April 2004, CST Electronics, Power Electronics / Power Management

Maxim's MAX5042 is a two-switch, clamped, PWM converter with integrated hot-swap controller. This is a unique device that the company says simplifies the design of small, high-performance, isolated power ...
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Filterless 15 W class-D audio amplifier
21 April 2004, CST Electronics, Analogue, Mixed Signal, LSI

Maxim claims its 15 W, mono, filterless, Class-D audio amplifier, the MAX9703, offers the audio quality typically associated with linear (Class-AB) amps and the benefits of high-efficiency Class-D operation, ...
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Trends in cooling high-speed chips - automatic fan control
7 April 2004, CST Electronics, Power Electronics / Power Management

Cooling fans are an important part of thermal management for high-powered chips and systems. Unfortunately, their use can sometimes raise a system's acoustic noise level to the point where it is objectionable. ...
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