Maxim Introduces MAX97200, a Dual-Mode Class H Headphone Amplifier

Sat, May 1st, 2010. In IC, Chip, SoC, Mobile Devices
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The MAX97200 is a dual-mode Class H headphone amplifier designed for battery-operated portable devices. The MAX97200 Amplifier uses Maxim’s proprietary DirectDrive II technology to implement an extremely efficient Class H topology. Nearly 100% more efficient than Class AB amplifiers, the MAX97200 substantially extends audio playback time. Additionally, its glitch-free switching architecture and clickless/popless performance provide end customers with a richer audio experience. The IC measures just over 2mm², making it the smallest stereo headphone amplifier on the market today. The MAX97200 is well suited for cell phones, portable media players (PMPs), netbooks, and other battery-powered audio applications…

MAX97200

MAX97200 – dual-mode Class H headphone amplifier
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