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MAX3806

The MAX3806 is a high-sensitivity, high-dynamic-range TIA (transimpedance amplifier) for laser-based distance-measurement applications such as automotive active cruise control, industrial safety curtains, and consumer/construction range finders. This TIA can receive an input signal as low as 42nAP-P and amplify it to the range required by low-cost differential ADCs, while handling overload signals of up to 2mAP-P. A pin-selectable gain setting of 30kO or 60kO allows the MAX3806 to achieve typical bandwidths of 98MHz and 49MHz, respectively, for a variety of applications using the same device. The MAX3806 operates from a single 5.0V supply, and is specified over the -40°C to +105°C AEC-Q100 Level 2 temperature range...

 

Maxim Introduces the MAX9670 and MAX9671, +3.3V Dual SCART Solutions with Audio Volume Control

By pur, at Monday, December 7th, 2009, in Audio Video, IC, Chip, SoC, Semiconductor
MAX9670-and-MAX9671

The MAX9670 and MAX9671 are +3.3V dual SCART solutions with audio volume control for set-top boxes and A/V receivers that have two SCART connectors. These devices utilize power-saving technologies to achieve the industry's lowest power consumption. At 49mm² or smaller, the MAX9670/MAX9671 are the industry's smallest complete dual SCART solutions. Though competing dual SCART devices require +5V and +12V supplies, the MAX9670 and MAX9671 operate audio and video circuitry from +3...

 

Maxim Introduces the MAX14550E, a Hi-Speed USB Analog Switch with a USB Host-Charger Identification Circuit

By pur, at Monday, December 7th, 2009, in Embedded Device, IC, Chip, SoC, Semiconductor
MAX14550E

The MAX14550E is a Hi-Speed USB analog switch with a USB host-charger identification circuit to automatically detect portable devices. The MAX14550E allows a host to charge portable devices even when the host is in standby and cannot enumerate USB devices. The MAX14550E supports the USB Battery Charging Specification Revision 1.0 with shorted D+/D- detection, as well as Apple®-compliant devices using a set resistor bias...

 

P1021

The QorIQ P1012/P1021 are the first processors based on its QorIQ communications platform that also incorporate QUICC Engine multiprotocol technology. The QorIQ P1012/P1021 product family offers a high-performance, low-power migration path to all-IP environments for customers using legacy multiprotocol interfaces. The QorIQ P1012 and P1021 processors deliver highly efficient multiprotocol processing by integrating the latest QUICC Engine technology alongside one or two 800 MHz cores based on Power Architecture® technology. The combination of the QorIQ and QUICC Engine technologies enables the devices to provide both data- and control-plane processing, which eliminates the need for separate FPGAs or ASICs...

 

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