Low-Charge Injection, 8-Channel, High-Voltage Analog Switches

General Description The MAX4800/MAX4801/MAX4802 provide high-voltage switching on eight channels for ultrasonic imaging and printer applications. The devices utilize BCDMOS process technology to provide eight high-voltage lowcharge-injection SPST switches, controlled by a digital interface. Data

Low-Charge Injection, 8-Channel, High-Voltage Analog Switches

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Headphone Stereo Power Amplifier

Overview The LA4802T is a headphone stereo power amplifier for portable CD and MD players. It features a high signal-to noise ratio, a high ripple rejection ratio, low distortion, and low current drain. Features • High signal-to-noise ratio (100 dB typical at 7.5 µV) • High ripple re

Headphone Stereo Power Amplifier

Overview The LA4802T is a headphone stereo power amplifier for portable CD and MD players. It features a high signal-to noise ratio, a high ripple rejection ratio, low distortion, and low current drain. Features • High signal-to-noise ratio (100 dB typical at 7.5 µV) • High ripple re

Low-Voltage PECL Differential Clock

General Description The LCK4802 is a low-voltage, 3.3 V PECL differential clock synthesizer. The LCK4802 supports two differential PECL output pairs with frequencies from 336 MHz to 1 GHz. The clock is designed to support single and multiple processor systems that require PECL differential inputs

PFC/PWM Controller Combo with Green Mode

GENERAL DESCRIPTION The ML 4802 is a controller for power factor corrected, switched mode power supplies that offers Green Mode operation and reduced start-up and operating currents. Green Mode is an efficiency improving circuit feature which operates automatically in low power situations. This f

PFC/PWM Controller Combo with Green Mode

GENERAL DESCRIPTION The ML 4802 is a controller for power factor corrected, switched mode power supplies that offers Green Mode operation and reduced start-up and operating currents. Green Mode is an efficiency improving circuit feature which operates automatically in low power situations. This f