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Electronicdesign 4058 Xl 01 Maxim 3 13
Electronicdesign 4058 Xl 01 Maxim 3 13
Electronicdesign 4058 Xl 01 Maxim 3 13
Electronicdesign 4058 Xl 01 Maxim 3 13

2.1-MHz Step-Down Converters Trim Power Consumption

Dec. 28, 2010
Conserving battery life in automotive apps while providing load-dump and cold-crank compliance, the MAX16903 and MAX16904 synchronous step-down converters consume 25 µA of no load current and deliver 1A and 600 mA, respectively.

Conserving battery life in automotive apps while providing load-dump and cold-crank compliance, the MAX16903 and MAX16904 synchronous step-down converters consume 25 µA of no load current and deliver 1A and 600 mA, respectively. The 2.1-MHz step-down converters operate over the 3.5V to 28V range and can tolerate load-dump transients up to 42V and cold-crank excursions down to 3.5V. The devices are capable of running at high duty cycle to maintain a steady output voltage during cold-crank and start/stop conditions. Available in 16-pin TSSOP and 10-pin TDFN packages, pricing for either device starts at $2.96 each/1,000. MAXIM INTEGRATED PRODUCTS, Sunnyvale, CA. (800) 998-8800.

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