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3D Integration Fosters 1mm-By-1mm Class D Amp

Feb. 16, 2012
Taking advantage of 3D-integration technology, Maxim developed a mono, 3.2W, Class D amplifier replete with input coupling capacitors.

Planegg, Germany: Taking advantage of 3D-integration technology, Maxim developed a mono, 3.2W, Class D amplifier replete with input coupling capacitors. Even with the integrated input capacitors, the MAX98314 occupies just 1mm by 1mm, saving approximately 25% more board space than previous versions.

Integrated capacitors offer improved voltage independence and matching over that of standard Class D amplifiers with external input capacitors.  Featuring strong linearity characteristics, the MAX98314 promises to boost system power-supply rejection ratio (PSRR) and enhance performance at low frequencies.

The amplifier suits space-constrained applications, such as mobile devices.

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