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MAX1684

Maxim
Part Number MAX1684
Manufacturer Maxim
Description Low-Noise / 14V Input / 1A / PWM Step-Down Converters
Published May 6, 2005
Detailed Description 19-1454; Rev 0; 4/99 L MANUA ION KIT HEET T A U L EVA TA S WS DA FOLLO Low-Noise, 14V Input, 1A, PWM Step-Down Convert...
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MAX1684
MAX1684

Overview
19-1454; Rev 0; 4/99 L MANUA ION KIT HEET T A U L EVA TA S WS DA FOLLO Low-Noise, 14V Input, 1A, PWM Step-Down Converters Features o Up to 96% Efficiency o 1A Guaranteed Output Current o 100% Duty Cycle in Dropout o 2.
7V to 14V Input Range (15V absolute max) o ±1% Accurate Reference Output o 0.
24Ω P-Channel On-Resistance o Synchronizable Switching Frequency o Fixed-Frequency PWM Operation 300kHz (MAX1684) 600kHz (MAX1685) o 150µA Normal Mode Quiescent Current o 25µA Low-Power Mode Quiescent Current o 2µA Shutdown Current o Dual Mode™ Fixed 3.
3V (±1%) Output or Adjustable Output (1.
25V to VIN) o Small 16-QSOP Package o Auxiliary Output (CVL): 3V/5mA General Description The MAX1684/MAX1685 are high-efficiency, internalswitch, PWM step-down switching regulators intended to power cellular phones, communicating PDAs, and handy-terminals.
These devices deliver a guaranteed 1A output current from two Li-Ion batteries.
Their wide input voltage range of 2.
7V to 14V gives design flexibility and allows batteries to charge from a wall cube, since the ICs operate at the higher voltages that occur when the battery is removed.
The output voltage is preset to 3.
3V or can be externally adjusted from 1.
25V to VIN.
The low-on-resistance power switch and built-in synchronous rectifier provide high efficiencies of up to 96%.
There are four modes of operation: fixed-frequency mode, normal mode, low-power mode, and shutdown mode.
The fixed-frequency PWM mode of operation offers excellent noise characteristics.
The normal mode maintains high efficiency at all loads.
The low-power mode is used to conserve power in standby or when full load is not required.
The shutdown mode is used to power down the device for minimal current draw.
The MAX1684 runs at 300kHz for applications that require highest efficiency.
The MAX1685 runs at 600kHz to allow use of smaller external components.
These devices can also be synchronized to an external clock.
Other features include a 100% duty cycle for low-d...


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