Description
Silicon-based electricity meters and measurement circuits have enabled a revolution in electrical energy management. Smart metering allows demand based rate schedules for more efficient energy use. Measurement system-on-chip (SoC) devices enable real-time communication of energy loads for optimal grid balance, and less downtime due to service outages.
Maxim provides a wide range of semiconductor based metering products, including complete metering SoCs as well as analog front-ends (AFE). Click the block diagram tab to view systems that use Maxim’s electric energy metering or measurement solutions.
4-Channel Analog Output

This four-channel, 16-bit, high-accuracy analog output design is fully isolated and provides all typical bipolar current and voltage output ranges, and appropriate subsets, with less than ±0.1% typical total unadjusted error. Input is digital SPI. Requires input voltage of 18 to 32VDC.
Isolated 24V to 5V, 12.5W No-Opto Flyback Power Supply

Compact 24V input module with secondary-side synchronous MOSFET driver that features 5V at 2.5A output.
Isolated 24V to 5V, 9W No-Opto Flyback Power Supply

Compact 24V input module with secondary-side synchronous MOSFET driver that features 5V at 1.8A output.

This video provides an introduction to Maxim's Industrial Configurable Analog I/O - the MAX22000.

This video is to explain the function of DS28E18 in converting IIC/SPI to a 1-Wire network.

The MAXREFDES1258 is a 1200W, 12V 4-phase DC-DC buck converter that can deliver up to 100A load current.

This video provides an introduction to Maxim's Ideal Diode Controller with Reverse Current Protection - the MAX16171.

This video provides an introduction to Maxim's Small, Single /Multi-cell Solar Harvester with MPPT - the MAX20361.

In this virtual electronica 2020 Keynote, Ravi Ambatipudi, VP and GM of Battery Power BU at Maxim Integrated, discusses application trends, challenges, and solutions for low-power system designs.

This short chapter introduces the most common and useful hot-swap controllers and fully-integrated solutions from Maxim’s Cloud and Data Center business unit.

This chapter expands on the first with additional circuit topologies, including negative-supply hot-swap circuits.

This chapter introduces the role and necessity of hot-swap control for electrical power, and demonstrates the most common circuit: a high-side n-channel MOSFET with controlled gate slew-rate.

This video provides an introduction to Maxim's Versatile Automotive 60V/70V 2.2MHz Buck Controller with 7µA IQ and Optional Bypass Mode

This video provides an introduction to Maxim's +3.3V, 4Mbps CAN Transceiver with ±40V Fault Protection, ±25V CMR, and ±40KV ESD in SOT23/8 - the MAX33040E.

This video provides an introduction to Maxim's Wearable Power Management Solution - the MAX20360.

This video provides an introduction to Maxim's 36V, 1.2A Mini Buck Converter with 3.5µA IQ - the MAX25231.

This video provides an introduction to Maxim's 36V, 3A Mini Buck Converter with 3.5µA IQ - the MAX25232.

How to choose a BLE5-capable microcontroller? Learn why the MAX32665 is really the only choice!

In this demo video, a paltier device is placed on the back side of the board to heat up or cool down the RTC. Since temperature changes can affect RTC accuracy, this demo system will display the accuracy of the RTC with or without internal temperature compensation circuit enabled

True wireless earbuds are about more than just great audio. They’re also about form factor, great battery life, and keeping the user informed about the status of the battery. The DS2488 provides control, status, charging management, and high-speed firmware updates over just two contacts between the charging box and the earbud. This video shows you how Maxim got so many functions in such a tiny package!

This video provides an introduction to Maxim's Ultra Configurable PMIC Featuring 93% Peak Efficiency Single-Inductor, 3-Output Buck-Boost, 1-LDO for Long Battery Life - the MAX77642 MAX77643.

This video provides an introduction to Maxim's 36V, 300mA, Buck Converter with 1.1μA IQ - the MAX77597.

Searching for the right RF DAC for your communications, radar, or similar application? Watch this 1-minute video to learn how Maxim Integrated’s RF MUXDAC data source (MDS) can help. The MDS tool consists of software, firmware, and hardware that provide the digital stimulus to our RF DACs that employ parallel, multiplexed LVDS data interfaces.

Learn how to set up and use the MAX20796CL2EVKIT, including Maxim’s PMBus GUI software

This video provides an introduction to Maxim's 1-Wire® Dual-Port Link - the DS2488.

This video provides an introduction to Maxim's 16 Channel, High Performance, Low Power, Fully Integrated Ultrasound Receiver - the MAX2088.

This video provides an introduction to Maxim's 4 Channel AISG Integrated Modem - the MAX11947.

Ben walks through how to take accurate power supply bench measurements, and how to import those measurements into OASIS. He then demonstrates how to troubleshoot and verify a design using this method and the MAX17242EVKIT.

Chetan will outline the requirements for getting a GMSL pair to establish a forward channel link. He will then demonstrate this procedure using the MAX9275, MAX9276A, and MAX96705.

Arun describes what voltage margining is, where its used, and how to perform voltage margining easily with a few Maxim Integrated components. He also includes a demo of the voltage margining functions on the MAX16046.

SIMPLIS was initially developed because SPICE did not simulate switching converters effectively. In this video, Brooks will demonstrate how SIMPLIS simulates switching power converters much faster, avoids convergence issues commonly found in SPICE, and has a built-in linearizing algorithm that quickly produces accurate frequency domain response curves (Bode plots).

This video provides an introduction to Maxim's High-Side Switch with Settable Current-Limiting, Push-Pull Driver Option and Digital Input Configuration - the MAX14914.

This video provides an introduction to Maxim's Low-power ARM Cortex-M4F Microcontroller w/ Bluetooth 5 - the MAX32655.

This video provides an introduction to Maxim's Automotive High-Current Step-Down Converter with USB Protection/Host Charger Adapter Emulator - the MAX16984A.

This video provides an introduction to Maxim's Automotive Ultra-Low Quiescent Current Linear Regulator Family - the MAX25210.

This video provides an introduction to Maxim's 30ns, Low-Power, 3V/5V, Rail-to-Rail Single-Supply Comparator - the MAX49140.

This video provides an introduction to Maxim's 400mV to 5.5V Input, 2A nanoPower Boost Converter with Short Circuit Protection and True Shutdown - the MAX17227A.

This video provides an introduction to Maxim's Step-Down Controller with Dual 2.1MHz Step-Down DC-DC Converters - the MAX20028.

This video provides an introduction to Maxim's 12μVRMS Low Noise 500mA LDO Linear Regulator - the MAX25300A MAX25300B.

This video provides an introduction to Maxim's Low-Leakage, Single 16-Channel and Dual 8-Channel, Analog Multiplexer - the DG1206 DG1207.

This video provides an introduction to Maxim's 6 Switch Sequential LED Controller For Automotive Lighting Systems - the MAX25605.

This video provides an introduction to Maxim's Automotive 100W USB-PD Buck-Boost Port Controller and Protector - the MAX25430.

This video provides an introduction to Maxim's Automotive 4-Channel TFT Bias with 4ch 150mA/ch LED Driver - the MAX20069B.

This video provides an introduction to Maxim's 2.5V to 16V Input, 18W Output High-Efficiency Buck-Boost Converter - the MAX77831.

This video provides an introduction to Maxim's Transimpedance Amplifiers with Selectable Gain and Input Current Clamp - the MAX40213.

A movie without a soundtrack isn’t much fun! In this episode, we see how GMSL provides transport for multichannel audio in addition to the video and control channels.

Getting a usable picture from a camera is more work than it appears! You have to think of color spaces, interfaces, and compatibility. In this video, we introduce the concept of color spaces and take a first look at the interfaces you might encounter as you connect video sources and displays to the ECM.

This video provides an introduction to Maxim's 19VIN, 3.5/5.5A 1-Cell Li+ Battery Charger with Smart Power SelectorTM and OTG for USB-C PD - the MAX77975 and MAX77976.

Cameras and other sensors are being used in automotive applications more and more frequently. That means there’s a lot of data flowing into and out of the electronics control module in the vehicle. In this first episode, we discover how Maxim’s GMSL SerDes products help manage the flood of data and make a fully integrated system possible.

Three issues – DC balance, clock recovery, and EMI mitigation – can confound the successful deployment of a high-speed communication link. In this video, we see how Maxim GMSL devices use scrambling, coding, and spread spectrum techniques to address those issues.

To send a signal of several megahertz down a cable, you need more than conventional logic classes. You need CML – current mode logic. In this video, you’ll get to know CML and some of the issues that arise when you’re sending multi-megabit data streams down a cable in a harsh environment.

Devices that connect to the serial link require configuration, management during operation, and status monitoring. Maxim’s GMSL serializers and de-serializers provide a control channel in both the forward and reverse direction that provides transport for this critical function. This video shows you how that works.

Video sources vary greatly in resolution, pixel depth, and frame rates. But the GMSL serial bit stream typically operates over a fairly narrow range of bit rates. How do we reconcile the pixel data rates to the serial bit stream? This video shows you how!

In a perfect world, you’d just apply power to the serializer and deserializer and everything would just work! But in the real world, things have to be configured before data begins to flow! In this video, we look at five real-world parts and discover how they configure themselves at power-up.

GMSL moves video around an automotive environment quickly and accurately. But getting the video into and out of a GMSL system depends on interfaces. In this episode, we start with legacy parallel interfaces and then investigate the interfaces that connect cameras, displays, and video players to a GMSL-connected system.

This video provides an introduction to Maxim's Reinforced, Fast, Low-Power, Two-Channel Digital Isolators - the MAX22245 and MAX22246.

See how a senior applications engineer can create a custom DC-DC converter design, run simulations, make improvements, and iterate to a hardware-ready design in under an hour using the EE-Sim Design Tools.

Prathamesh presents simple tips and tricks to use Maxim’s EE-Sim® OASIS Simulator effectively and easily. In this video, he explains how to plot simulation curves on a new tab, add probes to a circuit, stack waveforms, and much more.

Enables quick evaluation of our portfolio of wearable products to significantly shorten the development time for custom fitness, health, and clinical applications.

This video provides an introduction to the MAXM22510 and MAXM22511, isolated RS-485/ RS-422, full-duplex, transceiver modules providing 2500VRMS (60s) of galvanic isolation between the cableside (RS-485/RS-422 driver/receiver side) and the UARTside of the device. An integrated DC-DC powers the cable-side of the module. No external components are required.

This video provides an introduction to the MAX17526A, the industry's smallest and robust integrated system protection solutions. The MAX17526A adjustable power limiter offers a unique feature to limit power drawn from supplies or delivered to loads, amongst a host of protection features.
Ultra-Low Power Octal, Digital Input Translator/Serializer

Translates, conditions, and serializes digital output of industrial sensors and switches.
Octal, High-Speed, Industrial, High-Side Switch

Fast 24V driver, low propagation delay, and 100kHz load-switching speed for high-speed PLCs.

Let's face it: with tighter schedules and the complexity of today's board designs, you're being asked to do a lot in a short amount of time.
Learn how we can help you meet these challenges with power supply reference designs that will get you to market sooner while saving cost, space and power. Features of these complete designs include industrial level input voltages, high efficiency operation, very small board size and programmable settings.

Get heat dissipation 50% lower than any competing product! Keep designs smaller and cooler with these regulators that include integrated MOSFETS and compensation. This board features seven tiny regulators, from 100 milliamps to 3.5 amps.

Introducing something new: Synchronous DC-DC converters that replace traditional asynchronous converters’ external diode with an integrated MOSFET. The result is a cooler, smaller, simpler solution that lowers your total system cost.
2.75kVRMS Isolated RS-485 Transceiver

Full-duplex, 500kbps RS-485 with ±35kV ESD protection and integrated transformer driver

Introduction to Digital Input Modules. Defines what a digital input module is, where it is used, what’s inside, some product examples and design trends.

Introduction and overview of 4-20mA current loop communications. Explains the fundamentals and operation of 4-20mA including why current used as the basis, system issues, signaling, power and voltage issues. Hart modems are also discussed.

Discussion of analog front ends with focus on the MAXREFDES5 (Sante Fe) reference design. After an overview of AFEs, details of the Sante Fe reference design is discussed including architecture, performance and setup.

The Himalaya product line is a series of DC-to-DC power supply modules. This presentation explains the use and applications of DC-to-DC power modules, the design challenges that they solve and the advantages that Maxim’s devices offers. The use of Maxim’s EE-Sim System Power Tool to ease the design process is also presented.

This training explains undervoltage and overvoltage protection as they apply to interface devices and analog switches. Both are first defined, then it’s shown how they are implemented in ICs. Finally, a few examples of Maxim parts which implement this protection are shown.

Basic introduction to Programmable Logic Controllers (PLC). Provides a history of automation, what PLCs do, where they are found and what they do.

The Himalaya product line is a series of DC-to-DC power supply modules. This presentation explains the use and applications of DC-to-DC power modules, the markets they serve, the design challenges that they solve and the advantages that Maxim’s devices offers. Finally, tips on overcoming customer objections are offered.

Introduction to Digital Output Modules. Defines what a digital output module is, where it is used, what’s inside, some product examples and design trends.

Update on Industrial Automation. Discusses the Industrial strategy, a top level overview of the product line and target markets. Products discussed in more detail are motor control products.

Introduction to Field Bus Modules. Defines what a field bus module is, where it is used, what’s inside, some product examples and design trends.

This presentation focuses on the Analog Output Design Accelerator kit. Explains what an analog output is, where it is used and options available for designing an analog output module. Finally, it is shown how Maxim’s Design Accelerator kit makes it easy to demonstrate and evaluate Maxim’s solution.

Technical presentation on isolated buck converter. The Iso-Buck feature implemented in several Maxim devices is discussed. Includes a detailed explanation of Iso-Buck operation, application issues and examples.

LiveLab training on the MAXREFDES67 = Universal Analog Input uPLC board. After a presentation on the board, students follow along to perform various calibration and measurement exercises.

This session discusses Maxim’s technology as it enables next generation automation systems and contains information relevant for discussions with customer executives. Topics covered include customs alignment, factory automation trends, solution leadership and operational excellence.

The Himalaya product line is a series of DC-to-DC power supply modules. This presentation explains the use and applications of DC-to-DC power modules, the design challenges that they solve and the advantages that Maxim’s devices offers

This presentation is focused on industrial analog output devices and intended for distributors. Covered are: Where analog outputs are used and their applications, design approaches, solutions from competitors and reference designs/tools available.
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Basic introduction to key element of signal chain multiplexer and analog switch. Note - this course is delivered in Mandarin.

Technical deep dive into Maxim’s Protection ICs from the Industrial Power team. The first section covers what protection ICs are, where they fit in a design and the advantages that Maxim’s protection ICs offer. The second section is applications oriented and discusses completing a design, details of operation, example applications, application problems and common questions.

Update on precision data converters including a review of the overall product line, focus markets and end equipment and product portfolios and road maps.

Understanding slew rates in industrial products. Discusses why slew rates are important, when slew rates need to be considered in a design and a few examples.

Introduction to DeepCover Secure Authentication product line. Includes how to approach your customers, identifying a product fit as well as security fundamentals

This video provides an introduction to Maxim's Homebus Transceiver - the MAX22088.

This video provides an introduction to Maxim's new Self-Powered, 2 channel 3.5kV digital isolator - the MAX22518.

DeepCover® embedded security solutions cloak sensitive data under multiple layers of advanced physical security to provide the most secure key storage possible. The DeepCover Secure Authenticator iButton® (DS1964S) combines crypto-strong bidirectional secure challenge-and-response authentication functionality.

This video provides an introduction to Maxim's 1-Cell ModelGauge m5 EZ Fuel Gauge with Protector - the MAX17303 and MAX17313.

This video provides an introduction to the MAX17670/71/72, a dual-output regulator integrating a 4V to 60V, 150mA high-voltage, high-efficiency synchronous step-down converter with internal MOSFETs and a high-PSRR, low-noise, 2.35V to 5V, 50mA linear regulator.

This video provides an introduction to the MAXM17552 and MAXM17900, step-down DC-DC power modules built in a compact uSLIC™ package.

This video provides an introduction to the MAX41460 using a SPI programming interface while the MAX41461 thru MAX41464 parts feature an I2C interface as well as preset modes (pin-selectable output frequencies using only one crystal frequency)

This video provides an introduction to the MAX22192 Small digital input device that translates 8 industrial inputs to an isolated serialized SPI output.

The MAX14882 isolated high-speed CAN transceiver improves communication and safety by integrating galvanic isolation between the CAN-protocol controller-side of the device and the physical wires of the CAN network.

The MAX17262 is an ultra-low 5.2µA operating current fuel gauge which implements Maxim ModelGauge™ m5 EZ algorithm. The MAX17262 monitors a single cell battery pack with integrated internal current sensing for up to 3.1A pulse current.

This video provides an introduction to the MAX17260, an ultra-low power fuel gauge IC which implements the Maxim ModelGauge™ m5 algorithm. The IC monitors a single-cell battery pack and supports both high-side and low-side current sensing

This video provides an introduction to the MAX33053E and MAX33054E, +3.3V CAN (Control Area Network) transceivers with integrated protection for industrial applications.

See examples of what the future holds for power over ethernet (PoE) LED lighting in the internet of things (IoT).

See how simple it is to develop Power-over-Ethernet (PoE) based lighting. This video demonstrates an easy way to provide on/off and dimming control for an LED bulb using a smartphone with bluetooth connection. The simple design is made possible by the MAX5969 powered device controller and the MAX16832 high-voltage LED Driver IC.
4.5V to 42V, 300mA, uSLIC Step-Down Power Module

0.9V to 5V output with integrated controller, FETs, inductor and compensation in a 2.6mm x 3mm x 1.5mm package

Designing circuits for MR16 LED lighting has two big challenges: dimming the lamp without flicker, and compatibility with electronic low-voltage transformers (ELVT). This video demonstrates how the MAX16840 LED Driver's current control scheme eliminates MR16 flicker at all dimming levels, even when used with a variety of electronic transformers.
1A Adjustable Overcurrent and Overvoltage Protector with High Accuracy

Industry's most integrated OCP and OVP solution with more robust reverse current-blocking capability.
60V, No-Opto Isolated Flyback Controller

Compact, cost-effective, and easy-to-implement isolated DC-DC controller.
4.5 to 60V, 5A, High-Efficiency Step-Down Converter

Includes integrated high-side MOSFET with output from 0.9V up to 0.9 x VIN in a 5mm x 5mm TQFN

This video provides an introduction to Maxim's 4.5V to 36V, 4.25A, High-Efficiency, Synchronous Step-Down DC-DC Converter - the MAX17634A, MAX17634B and MAX17634C.

This video provides an introduction to the MAXM22510 and MAXM22511, isolated RS-485/ RS-422, full-duplex, transceiver modules providing 2500VRMS (60s) of galvanic isolation between the cableside (RS-485/RS-422 driver/receiver side) and the UARTside of the device. An integrated DC-DC powers the cable-side of the module. No external components are required.

This video provides an introduction to the MAX22513 dual-channel low power IO-Link device transceiver which features a selectable control interface, internal high-efficiency DC-DC buck regulator, two internal linear regulators, and integrated surge protection for robust communication.

This video provides an introduction to the MAX6079, MAX6279, and MAX6226, which offer a very low noise and low-drift voltage reference in a small 3x3mm ceramic package.

This video provides an introduction to the MAXM15462 which saves space and reduces heat, with this 4.5V-42V, 300mA synchronous buck, highly efficient, power module in a new micro-SLIC package.
Ultra-Accurate Local Temperature Sensor

This IC converts the temperature measurements to digital form using a high-resolution, sigma-delta, analog-to-digital converter (ADC). Accuracy is ±0.5°C from -40°C to +105°C. Communication is through an I2C-compatible 2-wire serial interface.
24-Bit, Low Power, Low Noise, Delta-Sigma ADC with Integrated PGA

The MAX11270 is a 24-bit delta-sigma ADC that achieves excellent 130dB SNR while dissipating an ultra-low 10mW. Sample rates up to 64ksps allow both precision DC and AC measurements. Integral non-linearity is guaranteed to 4ppm maximum.
RTD-to-Digital Converter with Fault Detection

Easy-to-use converter features integrated fault detection, high accuracy, and system cost-lowering integration.
RTD-to-Digital Temperature Sensor Interface

Provides 0.5°C total accuracy with fault detection and ±45V input protection

This video provides an introduction to the MAX14483; a 6-channel, 3.75kVRMS digital galvanic isolator using Maxim’s proprietary process technology.

This video provides an introduction to the DS28E16 DeepCover® 1-Wire SHA-3 Secure Authenticator

This video provides an introduction to Maxim’s Low-Current, Real-Time Clock with I2C Interface and Power Management – the MAX31341B and MAX31341C.

This video provides an introduction to Maxim's Low-Power IO-Link Device Transceiver with Dual Drivers - the MAX14829.

This video provides an introduction to Maxim's +5V, 5Mbps CAN Transceiver with ±65V Fault Protection, Fault Detection and Reporting, ±25V CMR, and ±45kV ESD Protection - the MAX33012E.

This video provides an introduction to Maxim's One-Time Programmable (OTP) Industrial Sensor Output Driver - the MAX22520.

This video provides an introduction to Maxim’s 4.5V to 36V, 1A High Efficiency, Synchronous DC-DC Step-Down uSLIC Power modules – the MAXM17630/1/2.

This video provides an introduction to Maxim's IO-Link Transceiver with Integrated Protection - the MAX22515.

This video provides an introduction to the MAXM15064, MAXM15462, and MAXM17903, high-efficiency, synchronous step-down DC-DC modules with integrated circuit and inductor that operate over a wide input-voltage range.
Industrial Power Step-down Power Modules

These power modules combine an efficient Maxim switching regulator, a fully shielded inductor, and numerous other passive components into one low-profile, thermally-efficient system-in-package (SiP). These modules operate over the industrial temperature range.
60V In, Low Parts Count Switching Regulator Provides 2.5A

Providing output currents up to 2.5A, this synchronous step-down switching regulator handles input voltages of up to 60V. In addition, this product features very efficient internal synchronous FET switches so you can reduce your power supply board space to a minimum.
Design in EE-Sim
Learn how the MAXREFDES150 Pocket IO™ is 30% more efficient and 2½ times smaller than previous PLC platforms. The Pocket IO is a complete industrial platform equipped with 30 IOs featuring three different sensor inputs and motor controls for manufacturing or process automation applications.
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4.5V to 42V Input, High-Efficiency, Iso-Buck DC-DC

Provides up to 5W isolated power, reduces power dissipation with > 90% peak efficiency and 0.9µA shutdown current.
Low-Power, Fully Differential 20 bit SAR ADC

This ADC provides excellent static and dynamic performance with best-in-class power consumption that directly scales with throughput.
IO-Link master transceiver

This IO-Link master transceiver is integrated with an auxiliary digital input and two linear regulators and is scalable to 16 channels.
産業用電源Himalayaスイッチングレギュレータ

这款同步降压型开关稳压器能够支持高达60V的输入电压,提供高达3.5A电流。此外,该产品集成了高效同步FET开关,使电源设计的电路板空间降至最小。
Industrial Power Himalaya Switching Regulators

这款同步降压型开关稳压器能够支持高达60V的输入电压,提供高达3.5A电流。此外,该产品集成了高效同步FET开关,使电源设计的电路板空间降至最小。

This session explains the difference between half and full duplex transceivers. Includes: explaining the RS-422 and RS-485 standards, half duplex, full duplex and what applications use RS-422 and RS-485.

Introduction to RS-485 with an emphasis on load requirements and drive capabilities. Reviews the basics RS-485 standard and where it is used, then defines an RS-485 load and how that affects the performance.

Introduction to Process Measurement and Field Instruments (PMFI). Defines what a sensor module is, where it is used, what’s inside, some product examples and design trends.
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The Himalaya product line is a series of DC-to-DC power supply modules. This presentation explains the use and applications of DC-to-DC power modules, the design challenges that they solve and the advantages that Maxim’s devices offers. The use of Maxim’s EE-Sim System Power Tool to ease the design process is also presented.

Introduction to Analog Output Modules, one of the building blocks used in Programmable Logic Controllers (PLC). Discusses what an analog output is, what its function is, what’s inside it and where it is used. Finally, some product examples are shown along with design trends.
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This presentation focuses on the Analog Output Design Accelerator kit. Explains what an analog output is, where it is used and options available for designing an analog output module. Finally, it is shown how Maxim’s Design Accelerator kit makes it easy to demonstrate and evaluate Maxim’s solution.

This session was developed as pre-work for the 2016 Tech Workshop and is a simple introduction to IO-Link. Discussed are: what is IO-Link and why it is used.

This video provides an introduction to the MAX17613A MAX17613B MAX17613C, a 4.5V to 60V, 3A Current Limiter with OV, UV, and reverse protection.

In the first part of this series, learn how industrial convergence is driving new discussions in the automation industry, calling for more Intelligent at the Edge devices. Review how artificial intelligence, IoT, cloud computing, and adaptive IO technologies work together to provide better real-time information to optimize entire factories as well as individual machines.
Evaluation Kit for the MAX44284

Demonstrates the high-precision real-time current monitoring of the MAX44284 current-sense amplifier.
DeepCover Embedded Security in IoT Authenticated Sensing and Notification

Demonstrates an authenticated data chain from a protected sensor node to a web server.
Secure Authentication Design with 1-Wire ECDSA and Xilinx Zynq SoC

Protects IP and authenticates peripherals to Xilinx Zynq™ FPGAs.
SHA-256 Secure Authentication Design

This design implements SHA-256 authentication function using the 1-Wire protocol.
Human Body Temperature Sensor

Clinical-grade temperature sensor offers ±0.1°C accuracy for thermometer applications

Smarter. Leaner. Tougher. DARWIN MCUs are built to thrive in the evolving IoT. This new breed of IoT MCU combines Maxim’s wearable-grade power technology with the biggest embedded memories in their class and some of the most advanced embedded security in the world. Watch this video to learn how DARWIN MCUs can help you succeed in the fast-moving IoT market.
2.75V to 4.8V Input, 10mA Output, 35μVRMS Ultra Low Noise and Ripple Boost Regulator

Compact boost with only 35µVRMS ripple and noise.
3.5V – 36V, 2A/3A, Synchronous Buck Converter with 15μA Quiescent Current and Reduced EMI

Reliable Operation (42V Input Transient Protection), Long Battery Life (15µA IQ) and EN55022 EMI Performance.
300mA, Buck Converter with 1.1μA IQ

This small, synchronous buck converter with integrated switches can deliver up to 300mA with input voltages from 3.5V to 24V, while using only 1.1μA quiescent current at no load.
Ultra-Low-Power Arm Cortex-M4 Processor with FPU-Based Microcontroller with Convolutional Neural Network Accelerator

The MAX78000 is a new breed of AI microcontroller built to enable neural networks to execute at ultra-low power and live at the edge of the IoT.

Watch a demo of our new concept for human-machine interfaces. Traditional touchscreens are fragile and don’t work well with gloves. Our smart force sensor reference design measures mass and center of mass to provide location and downward force of the touch input. MAXREFDES82 is a rugged, low power design that works in harsh environments where gloves may be required and glass is not allowed.

This video provides an introduction to Maxim's Quad Transimpedance Amplifier with Input Current Clamp and Multiplexer for LiDAR - the MAX40662

This video provides an introduction to the DS28C16 Low Voltage SHA-3 Authenticator

This video provides an introduction to Maxim's Low IQ SIMO PMIC with 4-Outputs Delivering up to 700mA Total Output Current - the MAX77655.

The MAX11131BOB Breakout Board provides for rapid prototyping and development with the MAX11131 (a 12-bit, 3Msps, 16-channel ADC). It interfaces to any Arduino™-compatible or mbed.org™ compatible platform system with expansion ports configurable for SPI communication.
Ultra-Low Power Biopotential HR Detection AFE

For wearable applications, especially for chest straps and patches, provides R-R intervals for heart-rate detection.
Ultra-Low-Power Biopotential AFE for ECG and HR

Clinical-grade with high-resolution ADC (5µVP-P noise) ideal for chest straps and patches.
Shrinking the Size of Precise Optical Sensors with a µSLIC Power Module

"Using Maxim’s MAXM15462 ultra-small power module and the tiny MAX14827A IO-Link device transceiver, we were able to achieve the design of one of the tiniest PCBs by meeting our very tough power consumption requirements due to the high efficiency of the power module and the low RON of the IO-Link PHY”
- Alexander Bohli, Senior Engineer R&D Electronics, SICK AG
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Automotive 100W USB-PD Buck-Boost Port Controller and Protector

Industry's First Single-IC 100W Automotive USB-PD Power, Charger and Protector
Automotive 40V, 2.2MHz, H-Bridge Buck-Boost Controller

Industry's Lowest IQ Buck-Boost Controller with Best in Class Transient Response

Watch this video for a walk-through of how Maxim Integrated’s Essential Analog mobile app will help you quickly access a wealth of information about our high-performance analog building blocks. The app, with parts filtering, online ordering, technical resources, and more, is perfect for any engineer who needs to look up specs on-the-fly.

The MAX78000EVKIT is perfect for getting started in the nascent world of machine learning. In this video Shawn Brooks shows you how to set up the system and run the sample applications to begin using the MAX78000 machine learning microcontroller.
25mA, Ultra-Small, High-Efficiency, Synchronous Step-Down DC-DC Converter

This high-efficiency, high-voltage, synchronous step-down DC-DC converter has integrated MOSFETs and operates over a 4V to 60V input and has an adjustable Switching Frequency range of 100kHz to 2.2MHz with external synchronization.
Design in EE-Sim60V In, Ultra Small Design Footprint Switching Regulator provides 300mA

300mA, output current and up to 60V input, this ultra-small, high-efficiency, synchronous step-down DC-DC converter. This is the industry’s smallest high-voltage synchronous buck voltage regulator.
Design in EE-Sim
This video provides an introduction to Maxim's Automotive 4-Channel TFT-LCD Power Supply with VCOM Buffer - the MAX25221.

This video provides an introduction to Maxim’s 36V, 220kHz to 2.2MHz, 6A/8A Fully Integrated Step-Down Converters with 15µA Operating Current – the MAX20004E, MAX20006E and MAX20008E.

Demystifying latch-up by highlighting the origin of the phenomenon.
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Discover how Single-Inductor Multiple-Output (SIMO) switching regulator technology enables incorporating multiple rails and power efficiency into the limited PCB area of today's small devices.
Automotive USB Power Delivery Port Protector

Industry's First Automotive USB Power Delivery High-Voltage Protector with up to 24V Over-Voltage Protection