USB 2.0 Generation 3 Multi-I/F Card Reader Controller

USB 2.0 Generation 3 Multi-I/F Card Reader Controller FEATURES USB specification compliance - Comply with 480Mbps Universal Serial Bus specification rev. 2.0. - Comply with USB Storage Class specification rev. 1.0. - Support 1 device address and up to 4 endpoints: Control (0)/

USB 2.0 Generation 3 Multi-I/F Card Reader Controller

USB 2.0 Generation 3 Multi-I/F Card Reader Controller FEATURES USB specification compliance - Comply with 480Mbps Universal Serial Bus specification rev. 2.0. - Comply with USB Storage Class specification rev. 1.0. - Support 1 device address and up to 4 endpoints: Control (0)/

USB 2.0 Generation 3 Multi-I/F Card Reader Controller

USB 2.0 Generation 3 Multi-I/F Card Reader ControllerFEATURES\nUSB specification compliance \n-  Comply with 480Mbps Universal Serial Bus specification rev. 2.0.\n-  Comply with USB Storage Class specification rev. 1.0.\n-  Support 1 device address and up to 4 endpoints: Control (0)/ Bulk Read \n/ B USB specification compliance \n-  Comply with 480Mbps Universal Serial Bus specification rev. 2.0.\n-  Comply with USB Storage Class specification rev. 1.0.\n-  Support 1 device address and up to 4 endpoints: Control (0)/ Bulk Read \n/ Bulk Write (2)/Interrupt (3).\nIntegrated USB building blocks\n-;

POWER RECTIFIERS(1.0A,500-1000V)

5V Microprocessor Supervisory Circuits

General Description The MAX817/MAX818/MAX819 microprocessor (µP) supervisory circuits simplify power-supply monitoring, battery control, and chip-enable gating in µP systems by reducing the number of components required. These devices are designed for use in +5V-powered systems. Low supply curr

5V Microprocessor Supervisory Circuits

General Description The MAX817/MAX818/MAX819 microprocessor (µP) supervisory circuits simplify power-supply monitoring, battery control, and chip-enable gating in µP systems by reducing the number of components required. These devices are designed for use in +5V-powered systems. Low supply curr

5V Microprocessor Supervisory Circuits

General Description The MAX817/MAX818/MAX819 microprocessor (µP) supervisory circuits simplify power-supply monitoring, battery control, and chip-enable gating in µP systems by reducing the number of components required. These devices are designed for use in +5V-powered systems. Low supply curr

5V Microprocessor Supervisory Circuits

General Description The MAX817/MAX818/MAX819 microprocessor (µP) supervisory circuits simplify power-supply monitoring, battery control, and chip-enable gating in µP systems by reducing the number of components required. These devices are designed for use in +5V-powered systems. Low supply curr