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The MAX17122 is a multiple-output power-supply IC that integrates three regulators whose high-efficiency and fixed-frequency operation allow the use of ... ... the TFT source drivers; and a temperature-compensated 36V internal-switch boost-buck regulator that produces a negative output which varies according to the temperature sensed by an external NTC thermistor. The GATE output directly drives an external p-channel MOSFET to provide ...
The GreenChip TEA1713 resonant half-bridge converter is the industry’s first resonant controller with integrated Power Factor Correction (PFC), capacitive mode ... ... requirements, delivering 90+ percent efficiency with only 50 percent of the power loss of a typical flyback converter for higher power applications. The GreenChip TEA1713 is an integrated resonant controller and power factor controller for universal mains supply operation ...
The MAX3815A is a 2.25Gbps automatic cable equalizer for HDMI v1.3 TMDS applications. The MAX3815A is capable of compensating for ... ... applies the optimum equalization needed to equalize the cable. A manual equalization mode is also available for specific in-cable applications. The MAX3815A features three differential data channels, one clock channel, and an LOS (loss-of-signal) output, which automatically squelches the ...
The new family of single-key touch controllers offers designers power consumption of below 17 µA for next-generation portable touch devices, ... ... a key touch is detected, these devices will temporarily switch to a 12.6 ms fast response mode, allowing additional touches to be detected quickly... Single-Key Touch Controllers(Photo: Atmel) Press Release: Atmel Targets Portable Devices with Low-power, Flexible Single-key Capacitive Touch Controllers New family ...
The MAX16838 is the industry's only two-string HB (high-brightness) LED driver for automotive applications. This device integrates a boost or ... ... to the voltage supply required by the LEDs. The MAX16838 includes a complete set of protections including LED fault, overtemperature, and overvoltage. If an LED fails open or short, the driver automatically disables the affected string while keeping the ...
