MAX16064 - Power-Supply Controller

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Datasheet Details

Part number	MAX16064
Manufacturer	Maxim Integrated Products
File Size	1.57 MB
Description	Power-Supply Controller
Datasheet	MAX16064 Datasheet
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Product details

Description

The MAX16064 is a fully integrated 4-channel digital power-supply controller and monitor IC that can be connected up to four power supplies to provide complete digital configurability.

Features

an internal temperature sensor providing an additional level of system monitoring. Other features include a reset output and an SMBus™ alert output. Each channel of the MAX16064 includes an accurate 12-bit analog-to-digital converter (ADC) input and a differential amplifier for accurately monitoring and reporting the voltage at the load without being influenced by any difference in ground potentials. An integrated 12-bit digital-to-analog converter (DAC) can margin power supplies and dynamically.

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Published: Feb 9, 2010 |